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Orange County coastal flood advisory in effect through Tuesday, less severe than last week
A coastal flood advisory is in effect for Orange and San Diego counties through Tuesday, with high tides of 7.1 to 7.6 feet expected.
While that's high, it's not as high as last week's record-breaking 8- to 8.2-foot tides.
King tides on Oct. 27 broke a 100-year-old record in the Los Angeles Harbor, where the tide gauge in San Pedro reached 8.2 feet.
A little further south on the same day, high tides flooded businesses and homes along Pacific Coast Highway at Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach.
The previous day, on Oct. 26, the Balboa Peninsula in Newport Beach flooded with a record high tide – an inch and a half higher than any other before, according to city officials.
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