coastal flooding

Experts are warning that a strengthening El Niño could trigger coastal flooding, beach erosion, and record sea levels along the California coast.

Experts warn that a strengthening El Niño could cause coastal flooding, beach erosion, and record sea levels along the California coast. The phenomenon raises concerns about potential impacts on the region's shoreline and infrastructure.

New York City's mayor's office announced an investment in the Bureau of Coastal Resilience to address rising threats from coastal storms like Hurricane Sandy. The agency focuses on planning, operating, and maintaining flood protection projects.

Warmer and drier weather continues through midweek in the Bay Area with moderate heat risk. A slight chance of thunderstorms and minor coastal flooding is possible due to monsoonal moisture and high tides through Thursday.

Southern California beaches face a high risk of dangerous rip currents and big waves this weekend due to elevated tides. Thunderstorms with lightning are possible in Los Angeles County and surrounding areas, increasing the risk of fires. Coastal flooding and extreme heat are also expected later in the week.

The National Weather Service cancelled the High Surf Warning on June 16, but a coastal flooding advisory remains in effect. Coastal flooding is expected during high tides until the afternoon.

Hot and dry inland conditions with moderate heat risk are expected, while coastal areas face possible minor flooding from high tides. Hazardous beach conditions, including sneaker waves and strong rip currents, are forecasted for Sunday.