Redondo Beach, WA
Category 2
WHAT A routine tidal cycle will bring slightly elevated water levels, but conditions remain below any flooding threshold. High pressure and minimal onshore wind help keep flood potential very low.
WHEN Peak tides are early morning around 4:00 AM and evening near 6:54 PM.
IMPACTS - No impact anticipated.
REASONING The tide factor is the primary driver for today's classification. Pressure is well above problematic levels, and onshore wind remains very light, so there is no flood risk.
Category 2
WHAT Another day of routine water levels with no indication of approaching flood conditions. Elevated pressure and low onshore wind keep water heights in check.
WHEN Peak tides occur during the early morning near 4:30 AM and again around 7:30 PM.
IMPACTS - No impact anticipated.
REASONING Tide remains the modest contributor. Pressure remains healthy, and wind is negligible. These factors combine for a low flood risk again today.
Category 2
WHAT Slightly above normal tides continue, but do not reach flood levels. Pressure is still stable, and the onshore wind is weak.
WHEN Peak tides are likely around 5:06 AM and again near 8:00 PM.
IMPACTS - No impact anticipated.
REASONING Slightly higher tidal influence is the main factor, with a small effect from the near-normal pressure. Light winds further reduce any chance of flooding.
You should monitor later forecasts and be alert for possible Flood Warnings. Those living in areas prone to flooding should be prepared to take action should flooding develop.