Water floods Newport Beach streets with possible record high tides ahead
A coastal flooding advisory is in effect through 1 p.m. Thursday in parts of Orange County. Ocean water flooded streets in Newport Beach early Monday morning, marking the start of a week of possible record high tides in Southern California. High tide reached 8.3 feet in Orange County, with a high tide of 8.5 feet expected Tuesday. Coastal flooding is a major concern, particularly in low-lying areas like the Balboa Peninsula and other low-lodging areas. Water pumps were activated and sand berms were placed in place. A coastal flooding advisory is in effect through 1 p.m. Thursday in parts of Orange County and a coastal flood advisory is also in place at Los Angeles and Ventura County beaches. The anticipated tides will disrupt rail service along the Orange County coastline.
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Ocean water flooded streets Monday morning in Newport Beach at the start of a week of possible record high tides in Southern California.
High tide reached 8.3 feet Monday in the Orange County with a ... [3127 symbols]
