CoastSaturday, November 7
A coastal flood advisory is in effect for Orange County through Tuesday
The 5AM Orange team
If you live near the water, get your sandbags ready. A coastal flood advisory for Orange and San Diego counties took effect Friday morning and runs until noon Tue., Nov. 10. Forecasters expect minor to locally moderate flooding, with the greatest impacts Sunday and Monday, when high tides could reach 7.4 to 7.6 feet.
Orange County's tide trouble runs from last month into Tuesday
- Oct. 26Balboa Peninsula in Newport Beach floods with a record high tide
- Oct. 27King tides flood Sunset Beach homes and businesses along PCH
- Nov. 5Huntington Beach holds community meeting on flood response
- Nov. 6Coastal flood advisory takes effect for Orange and San Diego counties
- Nov. 8Sunday and Monday high tides forecast to peak at up to 7.6 feet
- Nov. 10Coastal flood advisory remains in place until noon
Sources: KTLA, CBS Los Angeles
That's lower than last week, when king tides on Oct. 27 hit 8.2 feet at the San Pedro gauge. Across Sunset Beach and Huntington Harbour, more than 100 homes and other structures were damaged, and six homes were yellow-tagged.
- Thanksgiving week: king tides may hit 8.4 to 8.5 feet
- Rain: forecasters are watching Pacific storms for late next week
- Sunset Beach Friday: water at PCH intersections, no road closures
If you're in a flood-prone spot, Huntington Beach is offering free sand and sandbags at three locations. You fill your own bags.
Huntington Beach hands out free sandbags at three sites
| Site | Address | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Edison Community Center | 21377 Magnolia St. | 24 hours a day |
| Warner Fire Station | 3831 Warner Ave. | 24 hours a day |
| City Corporate Yard | 17371 Gothard St. | Mon.–Fri., 8 a.m.–4 p.m. |
Source: KTLA
Sources: KTLA, CBS Los Angeles