Up to 3 Inches of Rain and Sierra Snow Could Hit Los Angeles, San Diego, and Sacramento as Halloween Weekend Storm Spreads Across the Southwest

LOS ANGELES — Another potentially impactful Pacific storm is taking shape for California and the Southwest late this week into Halloween weekend. Confidence is growing that a developing low-pressure system will bring cooler temperatures, more moisture, and unsettled weather. Southern California has a high chance of widespread rain sometime from Friday through Monday, with Saturday and Sunday currently favored. The storm could also bring heavy mountain snow to the Sierra Nevada.

San Diego resident stays prepared after 2024 floods damaged her home

San Diego's Monica Hill keeps sandbags and emergency kits ready after 2024 floods damaged her Rolando Park home ahead of another wet winter.

Atmospheric River Potential Brings Heavy Rain and Thunderstorm Threats to Los Angeles, San Diego, and Southern California as Powerful Pacific Jet Stream Aims Inland

LOS ANGELES — A powerful Pacific storm setup could bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to Southern California and parts of the West from Halloween through early November. Forecast models show a strong jet stream curving around an offshore low and aiming right at the coast. That setup could open the door for an atmospheric river. The period to watch runs from October 31 through November 5.

High tides flood Mission Beach neighborhoods

Extreme tides flood Mission Bay despite city sand berms

Extreme high tides fueled by the incoming El Nino caused significant flooding in Mission Bay despite the presence of sand berms.

Florida, California have record coastal flooding after king tide

Flooding closed roads and swallowed beaches as high tides combined with elevated ocean levels on both coasts. Exceptionally high king tides flooded roads, submerged beaches and set water-level records in coastal communities in Florida and California this week as October’s Hunter’s moon added to the flooding threat. Residents...

ABC 10News Pinpoint Forecast for Tuesday, October 27: Going to be a wet Halloween night

Spooky season living up to its name! The coastal flooding concerns continue, ahead of wet Halloween weekend with rain likely Saturday night. We’ve been tracking a Coastal Flood Warning since Sunday, and have already seen low-lying areas in Mission Beach flood. According to the National Weather Service, high tides...

California Beach Cities are Hit with Massive Flooding

Southern California beach cities have been hit with major flooding in the wake of Tropical Storm Rachel. Some of the affected areas are Newport Beach, Long Beach, and La Jolla; all of them are tourist destinations on the California coast. The storm has devastated the dream-scape of Southern California leaving...

San Diego County wades through water after coastal flooding

Crews work to mitigate coastal flooding ahead of extreme morning high tide

King Tide flooding: 8-foot tides Threaten Charleston and San Diego today

King tide flooding hit Charleston, South Carolina, this morning, Oct. 25, as the National Weather Service warned of 1 to 2 feet of saltwater over land along the shorelines of coastal Charleston and Colleton counties. The harbor tide was forecast to reach 7.9 to 8.1 feet around half past seven, with flooding possible for an hour or two on either side, and the warning ran until 11 a.m.

King Tides Pummel California’s Battered Coast as Super El Niño Surges (Video)

Just when it seemed Southern California's coastline couldn't take another beating, the ocean has a new trick up its bottomless, soggy sleeve: king tides. After weeks of hurricane-generated surf, an El Niño-associated Kelvin wave, and widespread erosion, exceptionally high tides are forecast to arrive October 26–28. And some of the biggest tides are still ahead.