Redondo Beach, WA
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WHAT Calm conditions expected with no risk of flooding. High tides will proceed without any expected impact on coastal areas.
WHEN Throughout the day, especially during high tides around 12:00 PM and 6:06 PM PST.
IMPACTS No impacts anticipated. Coastal regions remain secure with normal tidal activity.
Barometric pressure is high at 1031.01 hPa during peak tides, indicating stable and calm weather conditions. Tide heights peak at approximately 20.32 ft, which is below the levels associated with historical flooding events in the area. Wind speeds are low, averaging around 4 mph from the north, reducing the likelihood of wind-driven tidal surges. NOAA's flood likelihood is low at 3.6%, and the distance to the flood threshold is -0.85 meters, further confirming minimal flood risk. Compared to historical events, today's conditions do not pose any significant flood threat.
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WHAT Stable conditions with no expected risk of flooding. High tides will occur without impacting coastal areas.
WHEN All day, particularly during high tides around 1:36 AM and 9:54 PM PST.
IMPACTS No impacts anticipated. Coastal areas will experience normal conditions without any disruptions.
Barometric pressure remains high at 1030.23 hPa during high tide periods, suggesting continued stable weather. Tide heights reach up to approximately 20.15 ft, still below the thresholds observed in historical flood events. Wind speeds are minimal, ranging from 2 to 4 mph, primarily from the south-southeast direction. NOAA's flood likelihood is low at 3.4%, with a distance of -0.86 meters to the flood threshold, indicating no significant risk. Relative to past events, the conditions on this day are not conducive to flooding.
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WHAT No risk of flooding expected. High tides will pass without any adverse effects on the shoreline.
WHEN Throughout the day, notably during high tides around 3:00 AM and 1:18 PM PST.
IMPACTS No impacts anticipated. Coastal regions should experience typical conditions with no interruptions.
Barometric pressure is slightly lower at 1027.10 hPa but remains well above the levels associated with flood risk, indicating stable atmospheric conditions. Tide heights peak at approximately 20.33 ft, which is below the critical levels seen in historical flooding incidents. Wind speeds are low to moderate, between 3 and 6 mph, with variable wind directions, minimizing the potential for wind-induced flooding. NOAA's flood likelihood is low at 3.7%, and the distance to the flood threshold is -0.85 meters, reinforcing the assessment of no flood risk. Compared to historical data, today's conditions do not align with those that have led to flooding in the past.
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.