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The entire California coast is under flood alerts. On Sunday, November 8, 2026, coastal flood and high surf advisories stretch from the Mexican border to Humboldt Bay, as some of the highest tides of the season combine with 22- to 24-foot waves near Eureka, 12- to 16-foot breakers and sneaker waves from Sonoma County to Big Sur, and another round of high tides in Orange County. The flooding follows record-breaking king tides in late October. The Balboa Peninsula in Newport Beach flooded under the highest tide in city history, the Port of Los Angeles tide gauge in San Pedro hit 8.2 feet and broke a 100-year-old record, and Huntington Beach declared a local emergency after 114 homes and buildings were damaged in Sunset Beach. In the Bay Area, record tides swamped southern Marin County and closed a freeway ramp in Mill Valley. In this video, we follow the coastal flooding from Humboldt Bay and San Francisco Bay to Los Angeles, Orange County and San Clemente, explain how king tides, warm Pacific water and an El Niño Kelvin wave raised Southern California's sea level by almost a foot and a half, and look at emergency repairs on Pacific Coast Highway, the San Clemente rail line and new seawalls in Newport Beach. Scientists warn this Kelvin wave is likely the first of several this El Niño, and the Thanksgiving week king tides, November 24 to 26, could run about half a foot higher than October's records. Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation. CHAPTERS 00:00 — Footage 00:20 — California Coast Under Flood Alerts 01:05 — 24-Foot Waves and High Tides Hit Humboldt Bay 01:49 — San Francisco Bay and Marin County Flooding 02:34 — Sneaker Waves From Sonoma to Big Sur 03:19 — Swell Shift Spares Long Beach and Malibu 04:04 — Orange County Braces for More Flooding 04:49 — RECORD — 100-Year Tide Record Broken 05:34 — 114 Huntington Beach Structures Damaged 06:20 — Sunset Beach Residents Describe the Flood 07:05 — Newport Beach Under Pressure Since Tropical Storm Rachel 07:50 — What Makes King Tides So High 08:35 — El Niño Kelvin Wave Raises the Sea 09:20 — WARNING — More Kelvin Waves Expected 10:05 — Pacific Coast Highway and Rail Line Damage 10:51 — Huntington Beach Doubles Rescue Teams 11:36 — Thanksgiving King Tides Could Set New Records SOURCES National Weather Service CBS News Los Angeles CBS News Bay Area ABC7 Los Angeles ABC News KTLA weather.com SURFER NBC Bay Area #CaliforniaFlooding #KingTides #CoastalFlooding #ElNino #KelvinWave #HuntingtonBeach #NewportBeach #HumboldtBay #SanFrancisco #MarinCounty #SneakerWaves #OrangeCounty #ExtremeWeather #GlobalWeather

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