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King tides flooded the San Francisco Bay Area on Monday and Tuesday 26-27 October.
First day, the NOAA tide gauge near the Golden Gate reached 1.87 ft [57 cm] above the normal high tide line, a new October record, and on Tuesday it rose even higher. In Mill Valley, the bay covered the Redwood Highway frontage road, police closed the Seminary Drive ramp to Highway 101, and a stranded car had to be towed out of deep water.
Highway 1 flooded beneath Highway 101 near Strawberry, and on Tuesday a Corte Madera neighbourhood around Golden Hind Passage was cut off. The southbound 101 off-ramp at Lucky Drive closed, residents paddled kayaks down flooded roads, and Sausalito's waterfront streets and bike path closed.
In San Francisco, the bay came up through a storm drain on the Embarcadero and cut off Pier 14, and in Palo Alto the Baylands trails went under.
The National Weather Service says warm ocean water linked to El Niño is adding about a foot to the tides. A coastal flood advisory for the San Francisco Bay and San Pablo Bay shores runs until 6 PM Saturday. Marin County officials say next month's king tides could be worse. Never drive into tidal floodwater.
[Blogger Note: If it was just El Nino, it would stop next spring; no way the planet will suddenly start cooling soon; this is global warming playing out as predicted by science for decades] Video 1: MARIN COUNTY UNDER WATER - Bay Area Hit by Record High Tides (Latest Updates)Independent Weather Network Oct 28, 2026 Joined YT Sep 18, 2026, 179 videos
Oct 27, 2026 Streets in southern Marin County communities were flooded on Tuesday amid record high tides, while the National Weather Service extended a coastal flood advisory for the region Widespread flooding in southern Marin County amid record high tides; flood advisory extendedKPIX | CBS NEWS BAY AREA Oct 27
MARIN COUNTY, California, is experiencing significant tidal flooding, with roads, intersections, and bike paths disappearing beneath the water as unusually high tides push into low-lying areas. I captured two minutes of footage showing just how surreal the conditions became.
Cars continued driving through flooded streets, people rode their bikes through submerged areas, an electric surfboard cruised through the water, and one boat was even towing a paddleboarder with a Dalmatian riding along. What makes this event especially concerning is that it comes before the heart of winter, when stronger storms and even higher tides could bring additional flooding to vulnerable parts of the Bay Area. VIDEO w Drone footage: MARIN COUNTY IS FLOODED! Cars, Bikes & Surfers in the Streets | King Tides Oct 29, 2026 DroneGuy650 from US on YT since 2021
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Arizona floods prompted a state of emergency, evacuations, and continuing river warnings Oct 30 to Nov 2 2026. State helicopter crews rescued 20 people, including 18 along Oak Creek near Sedona and a 78-year-old man got swept away and drowned. Storms brought heavy rain that fell onto already saturated ground, worsening flooding across Arizona. Flooding affected Flagstaff through November 2, while rising waterways forced evacuations elsewhere. As of November 3, rain had eased around Phoenix, but river hazards continued VIDEO: ARIZONA Floods State of Emergency Declared, River Warnings Continue (Latest Updates) Nov 4GeoWatch Network from United States
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Heating Planet Blog, documenting events of late 2026 that prove everything scientists said about global warming since the 1970s is coming true, only faster. Burning fossil fuels is heating the planet. We are now seeing sea level rise EVERYWHERE not just on coastlines. The water from worldwide melting glaciers and polar ice caps didn't just disappear. -ke