king tides

King tides as high as 7 feet above sea level hit some San Diego County beaches on Monday, which was capable of causing flooding in low-lying coastal areas.

High tides in La Jolla are caused by the alignment of the sun, moon and earth.

King tides as high as 7 feet above sea level hit some San Diego County beaches on Monday, which was capable of causing flooding in low-lying coastal areas.

King tides are slamming into San Diego County beaches and swelling some local bays. The alignment of the Earth, moon and sun create these very high tides. The King Tides also serves as a reminder of California’s rising sea levels.

Brooke Martell’s Morning Forecast for Dec. 4, 2021

The California coast will experience unusually high tides and possible minor flooding in some areas through Sunday morning, the National Weather Service said Friday.

They sure look regal, don’t they? SkyRanger 7 captured aerial footage of king tides among the San Diego County coast.

NBC 7’s Marianne Kushi shares what you need to know in San Diego County on the morning of Nov. 16, 2020.

The king tides will create quite a site on our coast this morning. NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez has details on when the peak is forecasted.

Massive waves brought by king tides are expected to impact San Diego County’s coast this weekend.

On Sunday and Monday, San Diego County’s coastal communities are expected to be rocked by king tides and waves reaching more than 6 feet — on top of a modest swell from the south — the combination of which could cause coastal flooding and beach erosion.

NBC 7’s Sheena Parveen explains in detail what a king tide is and how it can affect San Diego County’s coastal communities.