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San Francisco Chronicle

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‘Billion-dollar problem’: Marin’s most populous city is already planning El Niño evacuations

Nearly one-fifth of the residents of Marin County’s biggest city live largely below sea level. Flooding and evacuations are highly likely this winter.

Marin County, CA · 8d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Bay Area flood advisories extended as water levels continue to shatter records

Weather officials have extended coastal flood advisories through Saturday evening for the Pacific coast and Sunday evening for shoreline areas of the San Francisco, San Pablo and Monterey bays.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 7d

CBS San Francisco

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Record high tides challenging Sausalito house boat community

The record high tides seen around the Bay Area​ are causing quite a concern for many living on the water.

Sausalito, CA · 8d

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West Coast flooding and a record on repeat

Days of unusually high tides have turned parts of the California coast into a soggy obstacle course, with streets submerged, shops taking on water and residents grabbing buckets. Forecasters say the pattern is not finished yet, and some of the numbers being recorded are the highest ever measured. How bad...

Los Angeles, CA · 7d
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High Tides Haunt San Francisco Halloween With Sun and Scattered Showers

San Francisco starts Friday, October 30, at about 57 degrees with high humidity, then heads for mostly sunny skies and an afternoon high near 59. The city stays dry Friday, but the waterfront remains the bigger story: elevated tides could affect low-lying Bay shoreline areas through Saturday. Halloween brings cooler temperatures and a chance of showers Saturday.

San Francisco, CA · 7d

NBC Bay Area

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Fremont teen develops app to help seniors during wildfire danger

Like many people his age, 16-year-old Vedant Thakker never paid much attention to the news. That changed a few years ago, when the news suddenly hit close to home in the form of a brush fire burning in the hills above his Fremont neighborhood. “When I first saw that, I...

Fremont, CA · 6d

KTVU FOX 2

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Tracking shower chances for Halloween

The Coastal Flood Advisory has been extended until 6 pm Sunday due to high tide flooding. Your Friday forecast features partly sunny skies. Highs should range from the upper 50s to the upper 60s. Shower chances (mainly in the form of drizzle of sprinkles) could be increasing later in the day on Saturday. The ghosts and goblins might need an umbrella.

San Francisco, CA · 7d

Newser

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King Tides Swamp Streets in California, Florida

(This content was created with the help of AI.) California's coast just got a preview of the soggy winter ahead. Record-setting high tides on Monday and Tuesday sent seawater over seawalls and onto roads from San Francisco to Los Angeles, as a strong El Niño combines with an especially powerful alignment of the sun, moon, and Earth, the New York Times reports. King tides, which started with the full moon earlier this week, also flooded streets and sent seawater into homes in Florida and the Carolinas, reports the AP. In California, tide gauges logged unprecedented readings, including a prelimi...

Florida · 9d

KQED

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‘Marin Is the Hotspot’: Bay Area to See Coastal Flooding Through Sunday

The edges of the San Francisco Bay are flooding this week. Kayakers cruised water-filled streets along Marin County‘s bayside. Waves splashed over Pier 14 in San Francisco’s Embarcadero. A river of water surrounded a Mexican restaurant in San Rafael. And it’s just the beginning. “We have not...

Marin County, CA · 8d

KRON4 News

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Earthquake near San Jose Tuesday jolts South Bay

(KRON) — An earthquake near San Jose Tuesday afternoon jolted parts of the South Bay. The quake, which was a preliminary magnitude 2.6, according to the United States Geological Survey, had its epicenter about 12 miles east of San Jose. There were no preliminary reports of damage or injuries tied to the quake.

San Jose, CA · 10d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Ocean Beach flooding might hit S.F.’s Great Highway this winter amid El Niño

High tides expected to reach record levels in San Francisco this winter could bring seawater all the way up to the Great Highway, a city official said.

San Francisco, CA · 8d

Fox Weather

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West Coast faces days of record-breaking tidal flooding, sending streets and businesses underwater

More than 500 miles of California’s heavily populated coastline will continue to face record tidal flooding through Friday, with water levels rising more than 2 feet above normally dry ground.

Los Angeles, CA · 8d

CBS San Francisco

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High tides flood Sausalito roads, strand pedestrians

Several streets and an off-ramp from Highway 101 were closed for much of the day as rising water inundated low-lying areas near the Sausalito waterfront.

Sausalito, CA · 9d

hoodline.com

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San Jose’s Trick Forecast: Warm Thursday, Foggy, Chilly Halloween Weekend

High clouds are across the region, and cloudy conditions are likely to persist over San Jose through Thursday. Inland valley temperatures are in the lower to middle 40s. The day will turn mild with a high near 72. Rain is unlikely to reach the surface, though it cannot be ruled out. Weak offshore flow in the morning should shift to weak onshore flow later in the day.

San Jose, CA · 7d

ABC10

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El Niño flood threat: What Sacramento County residents should do now

Sacramento County, CA · 7d

ABC7 News Bay Area

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High tides continue to submerge parts of Bay Area with more flooding expected

Flooding continued in some communities across the Bay Area as high tides caused road closures and stranded vehicles for the second day Tuesday.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 10d

Axios San Francisco

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Why San Francisco is already preparing for a historic El Niño

San Francisco could be among the hardest-hit areas of California this winter as a potentially historic El Niño threatens to bring heavy rain, coastal flooding and powerful storms to the region. Why it matters: The combination of unusually high tides, rising coastal waters and intense rainfall could leave parts of the city vulnerable to flooding, disrupt public transit and threaten public infrastructure. The big picture: Federal forecasters say there's an 83% chance of a record-breaking El Niño developing through the end of the year, KQED reports . El Niño is a climate pattern marked by unusually warm ocean waters in the tropical Pacific. It can shift weather patterns worldwide, sometimes bringing wetter winters to California. A recent UC Davis report identified several Bay Area locations that are particularly vulnerable to flooding, including runways at SFO and Oakland's airport , Highway 37 and the eastern approach to the Bay Bridge. Meanwhile, unusually warm ocean temperatures are already contributing to higher coastal water levels, with more extreme tides expected around Thanksgiving and Christmas, per the SF Chronicle . Catch up quick: Mayor Daniel Lurie declared a local emergency late last week, allowing city departments to speed up purchases of storm-response supplies and

San Francisco, CA · 9d

CBS San Francisco

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Coastal flooding, showers on Halloween night in Bay Area forecast

Low-lying parts of the Bay Area could continue to see tidal flooding on Halloween, while showers could move into the region just in time for trick-or-treating, forecasters said.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 7d

KRON4 News

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Preliminary 2.7 earthquake reported on Peninsula

(KRON) — A preliminary 2.7 earthquake shook the Peninsula on Wednesday evening, according to the United States Geological Survey. The quake was reported at 5:17 p.m., and the epicenter was marked in Pacifica, south of Skyline College. The depth of the earthquake was reported at 6.5 kilometers or about 4 miles, USGS said. (Location of […]

Pacifica, CA · 8d

hoodline.com

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Sun’s Out, Tides Up: High Water Menaces San Francisco Bayfront

San Francisco gets a bright, mild Wednesday, but the Bay’s high tide is the real weather story: low-lying shoreline areas could see minor flooding around midday. Sunshine pushes city readings to near 65 degrees. High Tide Could Put Water Over The Edges. A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect...

San Francisco, CA · 8d