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KING TIDES ARE COMING TO ASILOMAR STATE BEACH STARTING NOW THROUGH FEBRUARY 2-ND. THE TIDES TYPICALLY HAPPEN DURING THE FULL MOON IN WINTER... BRINGING SMALL ANIMALS CLOSER TO THE BEACH. IT IS ...

Minor high tide flooding is possible through early next week, though the National Weather Service expects any resulting coastal flooding to be less severe than the inundation that damaged homes in ...

Low-lying Greenbrae in Marin County experienced extensive flooding on Friday due to a combination of king tides, intense rains and winds. For a community used to and prepared for most flooding events, ...

Surging seasonal king tides and a bout of heavy rain Friday and Saturday morning created crashing waves and caused some minor flooding along the Sonoma Coast, raised water levels on the Petaluma River ...

SEATTLE — Extra high tides, known as King Tides, are expected to send water beyond the shore and even cover some roads on the Washington coast this weekend. Communities along the coast will see the ...

An extraordinarily strong bout of seasonal king tides and runoff from the latest rainstorm combined Friday to push the crest of the Petaluma River to the highest point in nearly the last three decades ...

LARKSPUR, Calif. - King tides are increasing the risk of coastal flooding along Bay Area waterfronts on Friday, particularly in the North Bay. A coastal flood warning remains in effect for the San ...

Parts of the West Coast are being warned of potential flooding this week as forecasters expect high tides to impact portions of California, Washington and Oregon. “King tides are expected to roll back ...

A new round of king tides — higher-than-usual oceanic tides, caused by the moon’s alignment with the Earth — arrived Friday, coinciding with a set of storms that started to drop rain earlier in the ...

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