As per reports, the National Weather Service has issued Coastal Flood Advisories and Beach Hazards Statements for parts of California, including San Francisco, San Francisco Bay, San Pablo Bay, North Bay Interior Valleys, Point Reyes, the San Francisco Peninsula coast, Monterey Bay and Big Sur.
• Low lying shoreline areas may experience inundation of approximately 0.49 metres above ground level.
• San Francisco’s high tide is forecast on Sunday (08 November). Coastal flooding advisories extend until Tuesday (10 November) and Friday (13 November).
• Breaking waves of approximately 3.7 to 4.9 metres, strong rip currents and sneaker waves are forecast through Monday (09 November) evening.
• Flood recovery assistance remains available in McCaysville, Fannin County, Georgia, and the Copper Basin near Copperhill, Tennessee. Reports identify shelter, water distribution and essential supply support.
• A High Wind Warning covers the Northern Washington Coast and Grays Harbor County coast, including Neah Bay, La Push, Ocean Shores and Westport on Sunday (08 November). Gusts may reach 97 kilometres per hour, with potential tree damage, power outages and difficult travel for high sided vehicles.
• A Storm Warning covers the Columbia River Bar and coastal waters between Cape Shoalwater and Cape Foulweather on Sunday (08 November). A Hazardous Seas Warning follows on Monday (09 November), with offshore seas forecast to reach approximately 6.7 to 8.2 metres. Marine operations may require postponement or alternative arrangements.
• Coastal flooding remains a concern beyond Sunday (08 November. Advisories extend through Tuesday (10 November) in some coastal zones and Friday (13 November) around San Francisco Bay, San Pablo Bay, southern Monterey Bay and Big Sur.
Categories: Natural Disasters - Floods
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