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9 storiesnewest firstlatest October 30, 2026
High tides in late October damaged 114 structures in Huntington Beach, prompting city officials to warn of additional flooding. The event reflects ongoing coastal flooding across Southern California.
An unusually high king tide on Oct. 29 caused coastal flooding throughout South Florida, affecting low‑lying streets and neighborhoods.
Record‑high king tides combined with El Niño‑driven storms flooded Southern California beachside eateries on October 29, 2026.
Newport Beach is fortifying its shoreline with sandbags and berms while Metrolink will halt service during the week of Oct. 24-30, 2026, as king tides expected to rise water 18 to 22 inches threaten coastal flooding.
A brief Monday warm spell in the 80s will give way to cooler fall weather and showers as Isaias' remnants move offshore, keeping coastal flooding a concern for New Jersey and Delaware residents.
Long Beach officials said the city is preparing for coastal flooding and tidal surges as Tropical Storm Rachel approaches, bringing expected heavy rain to the region.
A nor'easter-driven storm surge weakened a seawall at Humarock Beach, damaging a house on Central Avenue and exposing its foundation, as coastal towns face high tides and flooding.
Swells from Hurricanes Polo and Odalys are expected to cause coastal flooding on Southern California beaches, prompting flood warnings for Long Beach, Avalon and nearby areas from September 27‑29, 2026.
Strong surf and flooding on September 12-13, 2026, broke a Long Beach seawall, created a sinkhole at a Malibu celebrity home, and damaged homes in Dana Point.
