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  1. Why is Newark planning to build in a flood zone?

    The city has approved a proposal to build in an environmentally sensitive area that regularly floods--putting people & wildlife at risk.

    So we're taking action with our partners at Citizens Committee to Complete the Refuge:
    baykeeper.org/press_release/ne

    #newarkca #newarkcalifornia #flood #flooding #sealevelrise #kingtides #bayarea

  2. Why is Newark planning to build in a flood zone?

    The city has approved a proposal to build in an environmentally sensitive area that regularly floods--putting people & wildlife at risk.

    So we're taking action with our partners at Citizens Committee to Complete the Refuge:
    baykeeper.org/press_release/ne

    #newarkca #newarkcalifornia #flood #flooding #sealevelrise #kingtides #bayarea

  3. Why is Newark planning to build in a flood zone?

    The city has approved a proposal to build in an environmentally sensitive area that regularly floods--putting people & wildlife at risk.

    So we're taking action with our partners at Citizens Committee to Complete the Refuge:
    baykeeper.org/press_release/ne

    #newarkca #newarkcalifornia #flood #flooding #sealevelrise #kingtides #bayarea

  4. Why is Newark planning to build in a flood zone?

    The city has approved a proposal to build in an environmentally sensitive area that regularly floods--putting people & wildlife at risk.

    So we're taking action with our partners at Citizens Committee to Complete the Refuge:
    baykeeper.org/press_release/ne

    #newarkca #newarkcalifornia #flood #flooding #sealevelrise #kingtides #bayarea

  5. Why is Newark planning to build in a flood zone?

    The city has approved a proposal to build in an environmentally sensitive area that regularly floods--putting people & wildlife at risk.

    So we're taking action with our partners at Citizens Committee to Complete the Refuge:
    baykeeper.org/press_release/ne

    #newarkca #newarkcalifornia #flood #flooding #sealevelrise #kingtides #bayarea

  6. Just 3 inches of sea level rise can throw off tide predictions and exacerbate flooding--something we just experienced with the #KingTides.

    Great article from Tara Duggan @sfchronicle 🌊 sfchronicle.com/climate/articl

    #flooding #bayarea #floods #tides #sealevelrise #climatechange

  7. Just 3 inches of sea level rise can throw off tide predictions and exacerbate flooding--something we just experienced with the #KingTides.

    Great article from Tara Duggan @sfchronicle 🌊 sfchronicle.com/climate/articl

    #flooding #bayarea #floods #tides #sealevelrise #climatechange

  8. Just 3 inches of sea level rise can throw off tide predictions and exacerbate flooding--something we just experienced with the #KingTides.

    Great article from Tara Duggan @sfchronicle 🌊 sfchronicle.com/climate/articl

    #flooding #bayarea #floods #tides #sealevelrise #climatechange

  9. Just 3 inches of sea level rise can throw off tide predictions and exacerbate flooding--something we just experienced with the #KingTides.

    Great article from Tara Duggan @sfchronicle 🌊 sfchronicle.com/climate/articl

    #flooding #bayarea #floods #tides #sealevelrise #climatechange

  10. A series of back-to-back storms, combined with exceptionally high tides, led to flooding along many low-lying areas of the Bay Area over the weekend. Ken Der shares scenes from around Alameda and Bay Farm Island, and takes a look at local plans for sea level rise adaptation. alamedapost.com/news/weekend-f

    #alameda #BayFarmIsland #DanielleMieler #flooding #GreenbeltAlliance #KingTides #OaklandAlamedaAdaptationCommittee #SeaLevelRise #ZoeSiegel

  11. A series of back-to-back storms, combined with exceptionally high tides, led to flooding along many low-lying areas of the Bay Area over the weekend. Ken Der shares scenes from around Alameda and Bay Farm Island, and takes a look at local plans for sea level rise adaptation. alamedapost.com/news/weekend-f

    #alameda #BayFarmIsland #DanielleMieler #flooding #GreenbeltAlliance #KingTides #OaklandAlamedaAdaptationCommittee #SeaLevelRise #ZoeSiegel

  12. A series of back-to-back storms, combined with exceptionally high tides, led to flooding along many low-lying areas of the Bay Area over the weekend. Ken Der shares scenes from around Alameda and Bay Farm Island, and takes a look at local plans for sea level rise adaptation. alamedapost.com/news/weekend-f

    #alameda #BayFarmIsland #DanielleMieler #flooding #GreenbeltAlliance #KingTides #OaklandAlamedaAdaptationCommittee #SeaLevelRise #ZoeSiegel

  13. A series of back-to-back storms, combined with exceptionally high tides, led to flooding along many low-lying areas of the Bay Area over the weekend. Ken Der shares scenes from around Alameda and Bay Farm Island, and takes a look at local plans for sea level rise adaptation. alamedapost.com/news/weekend-f

    #alameda #BayFarmIsland #DanielleMieler #flooding #GreenbeltAlliance #KingTides #OaklandAlamedaAdaptationCommittee #SeaLevelRise #ZoeSiegel

  14. A series of back-to-back storms, combined with exceptionally high tides, led to flooding along many low-lying areas of the Bay Area over the weekend. Ken Der shares scenes from around Alameda and Bay Farm Island, and takes a look at local plans for sea level rise adaptation. alamedapost.com/news/weekend-f

    #alameda #BayFarmIsland #DanielleMieler #flooding #GreenbeltAlliance #KingTides #OaklandAlamedaAdaptationCommittee #SeaLevelRise #ZoeSiegel

  15. King tides, storm system raise water levels along Sonoma Coast

    A wave crashes against Goat Rock during the second day of record king tides, Saturday, Jan. 3, 2026,…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #AU #Australia #bodegabay #Kingtides #PetalumaRiver #Science #SonomaCounty
    newsbeep.com/au/392015/

  16. King tides, winter runoff swell Petaluma River to record height, as bay shoreline braces for more flooding

    An extraordinarily strong bout of seasonal king tides and runoff from the latest rainstorm combined Friday to push…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #BayAreashoreline #Flooding #kingtides #PetalumaRiver #rain #Science
    newsbeep.com/us/386296/

  17. King tides, winter runoff swell Petaluma River to record height, as bay shoreline braces for more flooding

    An extraordinarily strong bout of seasonal king tides and runoff from the latest rainstorm combined Friday to push…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #BayAreashoreline #Flooding #kingtides #PetalumaRiver #rain #Science
    newsbeep.com/us/386296/

  18. King tides, winter runoff swell Petaluma River to record height, as bay shoreline braces for more flooding

    An extraordinarily strong bout of seasonal king tides and runoff from the latest rainstorm combined Friday to push…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #AU #Australia #BayAreashoreline #flooding #Kingtides #PetalumaRiver #rain #Science
    newsbeep.com/au/389785/

  19. Parts of the #BayArea could see some of the highest coastal #flooding in decades this weekend, as extreme #KingTides combine with storm surge and strong winds, prompting forecasters to issue a coastal flood warning, as the @sfchronicle reports:

    sfchronicle.com/weather/articl

  20. Parts of the #BayArea could see some of the highest coastal #flooding in decades this weekend, as extreme #KingTides combine with storm surge and strong winds, prompting forecasters to issue a coastal flood warning, as the @sfchronicle reports:

    sfchronicle.com/weather/articl

  21. Parts of the #BayArea could see some of the highest coastal #flooding in decades this weekend, as extreme #KingTides combine with storm surge and strong winds, prompting forecasters to issue a coastal flood warning, as the @sfchronicle reports:

    sfchronicle.com/weather/articl

  22. Parts of the #BayArea could see some of the highest coastal #flooding in decades this weekend, as extreme #KingTides combine with storm surge and strong winds, prompting forecasters to issue a coastal flood warning, as the @sfchronicle reports:

    sfchronicle.com/weather/articl

  23. Parts of the #BayArea could see some of the highest coastal #flooding in decades this weekend, as extreme #KingTides combine with storm surge and strong winds, prompting forecasters to issue a coastal flood warning, as the @sfchronicle reports:

    sfchronicle.com/weather/articl

  24. City of Huntington Beach:

    HB will experience King Tides over the next several days. These exceptionally high tides can cause coastal flooding, especially along nearby streets, walkways, and low-lying areas.

    Marine Safety is asking the community to use caution:
    • If you go in the water, swim near a lifeguard tower.
    • Keep your distance from the shoreline and avoid flooded areas.
    • Monitor local weather updates for changing conditions.

    King Tide & surf outlook:
    • Fri 1/2: Surf 2–3 ft. High tide 7.0 ft at 7:30 AM, dropping to a -1.8 ft low at 2:56 PM.
    • Sat 1/3: Surf 2–3 ft. High tide 7.0 ft at 8:18 AM, falling to a -1.8 ft low at 3:40 PM.
    • Sun 1/4: Surf builds W–NW 4–6 ft. High tide 6.8 ft at 9:05 AM, dropping to a -1.6 ft low at 4:22 PM.
    • Mon 1/5: Surf eases 3–4 ft. High tide 6.4 ft at 9:51AM, dropping to a -1.2 ft low at 5:02 PM.
    • Tue 1/6: Surf drops 2–3 ft. High tide 5.7 ft at 10:37 AM, falling to a -0.6 ft low at 5:41 PM.

    Overall: The highest tides occur on Friday (1/2)and Saturday (1/3) in the 7.0 ft range, with 2–3 ft surf. Surf increases on Sunday to the 4-6 foot range, and the high tide is 6.8. As we move into Monday and Tuesday, the extreme tides moderate into the 6.3 ft and 5.7 ft range.

    If you would like to pick up sandbags, the City offers free self-serve sandbag fill stations at the following locations (bring your own shovel & don’t overload your vehicle):
    • Edison Community Center – 21377 Magnolia St. (Available 24/7)
    • Warner Fire Station – 3831 Warner Ave.(Available 24/7)
    • Corporate Yard – 17371 Gothard St. (Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.). Note: This location is closed today (1/1).

    The HBFD Marine Safety Division has additional lifeguard staff on duty to monitor conditions and respond as needed. The HB Public Works crew is on standby to assist with flooding or coastal impacts.

    The City of Huntington Beach remains committed to keeping our community informed and safe. Please be sure to use caution and stay aware of changing conditions.

    #KingTides #HuntingtonBeach #CAwx #flooding

  25. City of Huntington Beach:

    HB will experience King Tides over the next several days. These exceptionally high tides can cause coastal flooding, especially along nearby streets, walkways, and low-lying areas.

    Marine Safety is asking the community to use caution:
    • If you go in the water, swim near a lifeguard tower.
    • Keep your distance from the shoreline and avoid flooded areas.
    • Monitor local weather updates for changing conditions.

    King Tide & surf outlook:
    • Fri 1/2: Surf 2–3 ft. High tide 7.0 ft at 7:30 AM, dropping to a -1.8 ft low at 2:56 PM.
    • Sat 1/3: Surf 2–3 ft. High tide 7.0 ft at 8:18 AM, falling to a -1.8 ft low at 3:40 PM.
    • Sun 1/4: Surf builds W–NW 4–6 ft. High tide 6.8 ft at 9:05 AM, dropping to a -1.6 ft low at 4:22 PM.
    • Mon 1/5: Surf eases 3–4 ft. High tide 6.4 ft at 9:51AM, dropping to a -1.2 ft low at 5:02 PM.
    • Tue 1/6: Surf drops 2–3 ft. High tide 5.7 ft at 10:37 AM, falling to a -0.6 ft low at 5:41 PM.

    Overall: The highest tides occur on Friday (1/2)and Saturday (1/3) in the 7.0 ft range, with 2–3 ft surf. Surf increases on Sunday to the 4-6 foot range, and the high tide is 6.8. As we move into Monday and Tuesday, the extreme tides moderate into the 6.3 ft and 5.7 ft range.

    If you would like to pick up sandbags, the City offers free self-serve sandbag fill stations at the following locations (bring your own shovel & don’t overload your vehicle):
    • Edison Community Center – 21377 Magnolia St. (Available 24/7)
    • Warner Fire Station – 3831 Warner Ave.(Available 24/7)
    • Corporate Yard – 17371 Gothard St. (Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.). Note: This location is closed today (1/1).

    The HBFD Marine Safety Division has additional lifeguard staff on duty to monitor conditions and respond as needed. The HB Public Works crew is on standby to assist with flooding or coastal impacts.

    The City of Huntington Beach remains committed to keeping our community informed and safe. Please be sure to use caution and stay aware of changing conditions.

    #KingTides #HuntingtonBeach #CAwx #flooding

  26. City of Huntington Beach:

    HB will experience King Tides over the next several days. These exceptionally high tides can cause coastal flooding, especially along nearby streets, walkways, and low-lying areas.

    Marine Safety is asking the community to use caution:
    • If you go in the water, swim near a lifeguard tower.
    • Keep your distance from the shoreline and avoid flooded areas.
    • Monitor local weather updates for changing conditions.

    King Tide & surf outlook:
    • Fri 1/2: Surf 2–3 ft. High tide 7.0 ft at 7:30 AM, dropping to a -1.8 ft low at 2:56 PM.
    • Sat 1/3: Surf 2–3 ft. High tide 7.0 ft at 8:18 AM, falling to a -1.8 ft low at 3:40 PM.
    • Sun 1/4: Surf builds W–NW 4–6 ft. High tide 6.8 ft at 9:05 AM, dropping to a -1.6 ft low at 4:22 PM.
    • Mon 1/5: Surf eases 3–4 ft. High tide 6.4 ft at 9:51AM, dropping to a -1.2 ft low at 5:02 PM.
    • Tue 1/6: Surf drops 2–3 ft. High tide 5.7 ft at 10:37 AM, falling to a -0.6 ft low at 5:41 PM.

    Overall: The highest tides occur on Friday (1/2)and Saturday (1/3) in the 7.0 ft range, with 2–3 ft surf. Surf increases on Sunday to the 4-6 foot range, and the high tide is 6.8. As we move into Monday and Tuesday, the extreme tides moderate into the 6.3 ft and 5.7 ft range.

    If you would like to pick up sandbags, the City offers free self-serve sandbag fill stations at the following locations (bring your own shovel & don’t overload your vehicle):
    • Edison Community Center – 21377 Magnolia St. (Available 24/7)
    • Warner Fire Station – 3831 Warner Ave.(Available 24/7)
    • Corporate Yard – 17371 Gothard St. (Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.). Note: This location is closed today (1/1).

    The HBFD Marine Safety Division has additional lifeguard staff on duty to monitor conditions and respond as needed. The HB Public Works crew is on standby to assist with flooding or coastal impacts.

    The City of Huntington Beach remains committed to keeping our community informed and safe. Please be sure to use caution and stay aware of changing conditions.

    #KingTides #HuntingtonBeach #CAwx #flooding

  27. City of Huntington Beach:

    HB will experience King Tides over the next several days. These exceptionally high tides can cause coastal flooding, especially along nearby streets, walkways, and low-lying areas.

    Marine Safety is asking the community to use caution:
    • If you go in the water, swim near a lifeguard tower.
    • Keep your distance from the shoreline and avoid flooded areas.
    • Monitor local weather updates for changing conditions.

    King Tide & surf outlook:
    • Fri 1/2: Surf 2–3 ft. High tide 7.0 ft at 7:30 AM, dropping to a -1.8 ft low at 2:56 PM.
    • Sat 1/3: Surf 2–3 ft. High tide 7.0 ft at 8:18 AM, falling to a -1.8 ft low at 3:40 PM.
    • Sun 1/4: Surf builds W–NW 4–6 ft. High tide 6.8 ft at 9:05 AM, dropping to a -1.6 ft low at 4:22 PM.
    • Mon 1/5: Surf eases 3–4 ft. High tide 6.4 ft at 9:51AM, dropping to a -1.2 ft low at 5:02 PM.
    • Tue 1/6: Surf drops 2–3 ft. High tide 5.7 ft at 10:37 AM, falling to a -0.6 ft low at 5:41 PM.

    Overall: The highest tides occur on Friday (1/2)and Saturday (1/3) in the 7.0 ft range, with 2–3 ft surf. Surf increases on Sunday to the 4-6 foot range, and the high tide is 6.8. As we move into Monday and Tuesday, the extreme tides moderate into the 6.3 ft and 5.7 ft range.

    If you would like to pick up sandbags, the City offers free self-serve sandbag fill stations at the following locations (bring your own shovel & don’t overload your vehicle):
    • Edison Community Center – 21377 Magnolia St. (Available 24/7)
    • Warner Fire Station – 3831 Warner Ave.(Available 24/7)
    • Corporate Yard – 17371 Gothard St. (Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.). Note: This location is closed today (1/1).

    The HBFD Marine Safety Division has additional lifeguard staff on duty to monitor conditions and respond as needed. The HB Public Works crew is on standby to assist with flooding or coastal impacts.

    The City of Huntington Beach remains committed to keeping our community informed and safe. Please be sure to use caution and stay aware of changing conditions.

    #KingTides #HuntingtonBeach #CAwx #flooding