Fri, 12 Dec 2008 04:00:00 Cst

Coastal Hazard Message Orange County Coastal Areas-San Diego County Coastal Areas- 404 Am Pst Thu Dec 11 2008 ..

Coastal Flood Advisory Remains In Effect Until 11 Am Pst Monday...

A Coastal Flood Advisory Remains In Effect Until 11 Am Pst Monday.

Astronomical High Tides Will Be Close To Or Higher Than 7 Feet At The San Diego Broadway Pier With Similar Tides Elsewhere Each Morning Through Monday. The High Tides May Cause Minor Tidal Overflow At Low Lying Beach Areas Such As La Jolla...Del Mar... And Cardiff Near Highway 101 In San Diego County And In Seal Beach And Sunset Beach In Orange County.

The Surf Is Expected To Be 2 To 4 Feet In Orange And San Diego Counties Today And Friday...However A North Pacific Storm Is Expected To Produce Elevated Surf Saturday Through Monday. In Conjunction With The High Tides...This Could Also Cause Some Beach Erosion In Addition To The Tidal Overflow. Predicted Astronomical High Tides At The San Diego Broadway Pier... Today...7.4 Feet At 708 Am. Friday...7.7 Feet At 753 Am. Saturday...7.7 Feet At 840 Am. Sunday...7.4 Feet At 929 Am. Monday...6.9 Feet At 1020 Am.

A Coastal Flood Advisory Indicates That Onshore Winds And Tides Will Combine To Generate Flooding Of Low Areas Along The Shore.

said by ghostpainter :

Monday: 70% Chance Of Rain All Areas With Snow Level Down To 5,000 Feet In The Southern Mt'S. Snow Levels Will Begin Dropping Again With Snow Down To All Pass Levels And The Upper Deserts By Tuesday. Rainfall At This Time Is To Hard To Determine As To How Much Will Fall, But This Is Looking To Be A Major Storm And As The Storm Gets Closer We Will Be Able To Get A Better Idea As To Exact Tracking And Estimates.