Redondo Beach, WA
Category 2
WHAT
Flood risk is low on Sunday, classified as Category 2. The regular high tide is the primary factor, with slightly below-normal pressure contributing only a minor influence. Onshore wind inputs are minimal.
WHEN
Peak water levels will occur around mid-morning near 10:48 AM and again late at night around 11:42 PM.
IMPACTS
No impact anticipated.
REASONING
The moderate tide is the main driver of the Category 2 classification, with a small boost from near-normal pressure. Wind had virtually no effect, and neither king tide nor high-tide flooding indicators are expected for Sunday.
Category 2
WHAT
Flood risk remains low on Monday, staying in Category 2. Once again, the regular high tide is the largest contributor, with near-normal pressure and minimal wind having negligible impact.
WHEN
Tidal peaks will occur just after midnight around 12:00 AM and around midday near 12:24 PM.
IMPACTS
No impact anticipated.
REASONING
The moderate tidal height determines the Category 2 rating. Pressure is stable, and onshore wind is quite small, so neither plays more than a minor role.
Category 2
WHAT
Tuesday also poses low flood risk at Category 2. The tide is again the primary driver, with near-normal pressure and a modest, partly offsetting wind component.
WHEN
Highest tide times will be early morning around 12:18 AM and early afternoon near 2:06 PM.
IMPACTS
No impact anticipated.
REASONING
Moderate tides led to a Category 2 classification, with minimal wind and ordinary pressure creating little additional concern. King tide and high-tide flooding effects remain absent.
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.