Record king tide floods homes and Pacific Coast Highway in Southern California
CBS News reported that on 18 October an 8-foot-2-inch king tide set a new record in Los Angeles Harbor, flooding residences, streets and a segment of the Pacific Coast Highway in Southern California. The surge also forced the closure of the highway segment and suspended Metrolink commuter service in the affected area.
Earlier in the week, the National Weather Service had issued flood warnings and advisories for San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles and other coastal counties, the Los Angeles Times reported. The Guardian noted that the warnings prompted sandbagging in the same counties, while the Los Angeles Times linked the unusually high sea levels to warm Pacific waters driven by a strong El Niño.
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National Weather Service
NOAA
Doug George
Philip Gonsalves
Newport Beach
Long Beach
Caltrans
Metrolink
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San Diego County
Orange County
Los Angeles County
Ventura County
Santa Barbara County
San Luis Obispo County
San Francisco Bay
Monterey Bay
Southern California
Newport Beach
Long Beach
Alamitos Bay
Crystal Cove
Highway 1
Metrolink service area in southern Orange County
Metrolink service area in San Diego County
Highway 37
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