Southern California coastal communities brace for potentially record-breaking high tides up to 8 feet
The National Weather Service is warning residents that high tides through Wednesday could produce the highest tides on record. Coastal communities across Southern California are bracing for potentially record-breaking high tides expected to reach up to 8 feet through Thursday. The National Weather Service has warned that these high tides could produce the highest on record, with the current record set in 2005 in San Pedro. A coastal flood advisory is in effect for areas of Los Angeles and Ventura counties until 1 p.m. on Thursday. Officials are urging residents to prepare and protect their flood-prone properties, and to avoid driving around barricades or through water without knowing its depth.
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Coastal communities across Southern California are bracing for significant flooding as very high tides are expected to reach up to 8 feet through Thursday.
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