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fromKqed
3 days ago
Environment

King Tides to Flood Bay Area Shorelines This Week. Here's Where and When to Safely See Them | KQED

fromKqed
3 days ago
Environment

King Tides to Flood Bay Area Shorelines This Week. Here's Where and When to Safely See Them | KQED

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fromwww.mercurynews.com
4 days ago
Environment

Bay Area weather: Dangerous surf, coastal flooding warning

Bay Area coast faces hazardous conditions through Wednesday with 10–14 foot breaking waves, sneaker waves, strong rip currents, and coastal flooding from king tides.
fromThe Mercury News
5 days ago
California

Potential hazards, flooding on tap for North Bay beaches

High surf and king tides will raise hazard and flooding risks along the Sonoma County coast Tuesday–Wednesday; sneaker waves and rip currents are dangers.
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fromwww.pressdemocrat.com
5 days ago

Potential hazards, flooding on tap for North Bay beaches

Coming off a weekend of strong waves, which were predicted to reach up to 18 feet along the coast, another round is set to roll in early this week. Breaking waves between 10 and 14 feet are expected Monday through Wednesday. The strong swell coming from the west will increase the potential for hazards such as sneaker waves which run up beaches, rocks and jetties and can catch unsuspecting people off guard and rip currents.
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fromFuncheap
1 week ago

Free King Tides Walk + Science Talk (Palo Alto)

Free, interactive King Tides learning walk at Palo Alto Baylands with a hands-on science talk; highest tide at 12:24pm; register on EventBrite due to limited space.
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fromThe Mercury News
1 month ago

King tides arrive: How experts and Bay Area residents are taking part in research

King tides periodically push California coastal waters to their highest and lowest annual levels, revealing shoreline changes and offering opportunities to monitor sea-level rise.
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fromBoston.com
2 months ago

Watch out for the 'wicked high' king tides this week at Boston Harbor

Boston will experience perigean spring (king) tides this fall, causing tides two to four feet higher than normal on specific September–December dates.
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