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King Tides this weekend in San Diego will give a preview of rising oceans
This weekend, the California coast will see high tides about a foot-and-a-half above normal. These King Tides occur when the gravitational force of the moon and the sun are at their greatest, pulling our oceans to extreme levels.
In San Diego, high tides will rise higher than usual, and low tides will be even lower.
The impact on the Mission Bay environment, especially at high tide, will get the attention of a group of people coming out Saturday morning to observe the King Tides. The group will meet where Rose Creek flows into the north end of Mission Bay.
Karin Zirk, executive director of the Friends of Rose Creek, said King Tides give us our best look at the reality of rising sea levels.
San Francisco Bay Area weather: Rain, gusty wind to start 2026 with Level 2 storms moving into California
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — It's going to be a soggy and windy start to the new year across the Bay Area. We will see two Level 2 storms move through the area over the coming days.
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Thursday's storm will also be a Level 1 on our Storm Impact Scale.
Showers are set to pick up with a Level 2 storm. Strong winds may add to the impacts late Friday into early Saturday. The NWS said unsecured objects could be damaged, and some tree damage is possible during that period.
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