Rain, High Surf Usher in the New Year
Rain ushered in the New Year in Humboldt County, the first of a series of storm systems expected to hit the North Coast in coming...
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Rain ushered in the New Year in Humboldt County, the first of a series of storm systems expected to hit the North Coast in coming...
Several weak fronts look to precede larger storms later next week
Important! For Dead Doctors Don't Lie Use: 888-379-2552 High Surf Advisory-12/14/20-1802-PMD The National Weather Service has issued both a Coastal Flood and High Surf Advisory for the Santa Cruz and Monterey Bay area. The advisories were issued around 10 a.m. Monday morning, as King Tides flooded beaches on the west side and obscured shorelines. A northwest swell brings heavy waves to the Santa Cruz coastline that could reach heights of up to 25 feet, according to the National Weather Service. The San Francisco and Big Sur coasts are under alert as well. High tide...
Island with high wind and a life-threatening storm surge. >> homes, houses, structures can be released. lives cannot be replaced. >> we have team coverage tracking the storm's every move. janice dean is tracking the hurricane right here in the studio. >> julian mele and griff generas is live. >> better forecast is providing cautious optimism here in jacksonville but it's a threat of tropical storm force winds, high surf, unbelievable possible flooding that is going to impact the area in the next 48 hours. now you asked me in the last hour if i was seeing people getting too comfortable. let me ...
Also the ocean behind me, we're going to get out here a little later and show you, the ocean's surge, the waves. remember when i was covering hurricane michael for you in the gulf, it's very shallow in the gulf and the storm surge is a threat. in this case you have a cat 4 monster coming off of the coast that will cause millions in damage. >> i know you've done so many of the hurricanes and you get a sense of the feeling on the ground from the people you talk to whether you're getting lunch or just strolling the streets there. do you get a sense that people are letting down their guard or are ...