Redondo Beach, WA
CATEGORY 1
WHAT... Low risk of flooding based on the analyzed data for the specified date.
WHEN... Current conditions show no immediate threat for the day, with high tide levels not reaching known flood thresholds and barometric pressure well above critical levels.
The barometric pressure readings on this day are significantly higher than the critical threshold of 966 hPa associated with Category 5 events like that of 12/17/2022. Moreover, the predicted high tide levels are substantially lower than the historical event's threshold, indicating a low likelihood of flooding. Weather conditions are expected to remain stable without significant precipitation or drastic pressure changes that could elevate flood risks.
CATEGORY 1
WHAT... Low risk of flooding based on the analyzed data for the specified date.
WHEN... Current conditions indicate a continued low threat for this day, with high tide levels not approaching known flood thresholds and barometric pressure remaining significantly high.
Like Day 1, the barometric pressure is well above the critical threshold, and the tide levels are not nearing those that typically result in flooding. The weather forecast lacks any significant rainfall or other adverse conditions that would increase the likelihood of flooding. The trend of stable weather conditions continues to suggest minimal flood risk.
CATEGORY 1
WHAT... Low risk of flooding based on the analyzed data for the specified date.
WHEN... Conditions throughout this day do not show an increased risk for flooding, with both high tide levels and barometric pressure readings indicating a low likelihood.
The barometric pressure remains far above the Category 5 event benchmark, and high tide levels fall well below concerning heights. There are no indications from weather predictions or tide data to suggest any significant change in flood risk compared to the previous two days.
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. Despite the current low-risk assessment, conditions can change rapidly, and it is essential to stay informed through official channels and local news updates.