Redondo Beach, WA
CATEGORY 2
WHAT Overall conditions are expected to remain routine, assigned as Category 2 due to a slightly higher astronomical tide and near-normal pressure. Winds are light and do not add to the flooding risk.
WHEN Peak water level mid-afternoon, around 3:54 PM.
IMPACTS • No impact anticipated.
REASONING The primary driver is a moderately elevated tide, with pressure near normal and minimal onshore wind influence. No king tide or other significant factors are present.
CATEGORY 2
WHAT Another routine day, also Category 2, driven by a modestly elevated tide and slightly below-normal pressure. Onshore winds are negligible.
WHEN Highest tide in the mid-afternoon, near 4:24 PM.
IMPACTS • No impact anticipated.
REASONING Tide is again the principal factor, with modest support from pressure. Wind remains very light, and no king tide is present.
CATEGORY 2
WHAT Conditions remain in Category 2, mainly due to a somewhat higher tide and modestly lower pressure. Wind is not expected to push water levels significantly.
WHEN Peak water level late afternoon, around 4:48 PM.
IMPACTS • No impact anticipated.
REASONING Tide and slightly below-normal pressure provide the main influence. Although a past day (2023-01-06) was Category 3 under similar conditions, today’s classification remains at Category 2 with minimal wind contribution.
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.