High tides pose minor coastal flooding risk across the Bay Area
High tides could cause minor flooding in low-lying coastal areas across the Bay Area through Saturday. High tides could cause minor flooding in low-lying coastal areas across the San Francisco Bay Area through Saturday, potentially affecting roads, infrastructure and beaches. The risk includes bayshore locations along San Pablo Bay, San Francisco, and Monterey Bay, as well as low-lodging areas along the Pacific coast. The National Weather Service has warned that high tides could flood low-lining infrastructure, cause isolated road closures and contribute to coastal erosion. The rising water and waves could reach farther up beaches than usual, making it harder for people to leave coastal areas safely. People are advised to allow extra travel time if roads are affected, avoid driving around barricades, and protect property in flood-prone areas.
Publicado : hace 11 horas por Bay City News en Weather Environment
High tides could cause minor flooding in low-lying coastal areas across the San Francisco Bay Area through Saturday, potentially affecting roads, infrastructure and beaches, the National Weather Servi... [1335 symbols]
