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Gasquet, CA · Weather
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Humboldt Bay Is Flooding at High Tide This Week, and Forecasters Say Winter Could Bring More
Humboldt Bay has been spilling into King Salmon and the Arcata Bottoms around midday this week, and the culprit is less a storm than a warm ocean that is quite literally taking up more room than usual. Minor coastal flooding is expected around the bay all week and that county...
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[UPDATE 9:37 p.m.] Vegetation Fire Reported Near Alderpoint and Bell Springs Roads
A vegetation fire was reported near the intersection of Alderpoint Road and Bell Springs Road at approximately 7:38 p.m. The flames are visible on the Pratt Mountain camera. The incident is being referred to as the Bell Incident. The fire’s size and whether any structures are threatened have not yet...
activenorcal.com
Highway 101 at Humboldt Bay Is One of California’s Most Flood-Prone Roads Heading Into a Super El Niño Winter
The stretch of Highway 101 skirting Humboldt Bay between Eureka and Arcata is one of the lowest highways in Northern California, and a new report says it is among the roads most likely to end up underwater when El Niño storms arrive this winter. The Coastal Flooding Risks for...
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Weekend Forecast: Fantastic fall weather
REDDING, Calif. — The first widespread storm system of the 2027 water year is behind us, and it was a solid one! Most of the Northstate racked up at least 0.2" between Wednesday and Friday, and Redding and Shingletown landed over half an inch of rain. So where are we headed this weekend?
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NWS Predicts Kelvin Wave and El Niño-Caused High Tides, Potential Flooding in Lower Coastal Areas Next Week
The National Weather Service published a notice yesterday afternoon advising residents in low-lying coastal areas to keep an eye on the tides, and the NWS’s predictions. Tides are rising as the winter approaches, which is normal. But this year’s El Niño is pushing them higher than usual, NWS meteorologist Matthew Kidwell told the Outpost Wednesday, as warmer water tends to expand more than cold water.