King tide, San Diego

King tides return to San Diego’s coastline, thanks to the Beaver Moon
King tides are expected to return to San Diego's coastline this weekend, thanks to the gravitational forces of the moon and sun.
King tides hit San Diego beaches this weekend thanks to supermoon
Higher-than-normal (and lower-than-normal tides) are headed back to San Diego's coasts this weekend, according to NBC 7 meteorologists.
Tidepooling, the symphony, and bikes and beer: 5 San Diego events this weekend
Pinback at The Sound Catch San Diego indie rock royalty as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of their Summer in Abaddon album in Del Mar. When and where: Friday at 8pm at The Sound Cost: $44 🦐 King Tide beach walks with Surfrider Check out what the future has in store for our coastline during this weekend's king tides — don't miss the tidepools during the afternoon's extreme low tides!
King tides have returned to the San Diego coast. But are they really as royal as their name implies?
King tides will sweep across San Diego beaches this weekend and a few others over the next few months, sending powerful waves surging against seawalls and making for unusually low tides — prime opportunities to explore tide pools.
Let's go tide pooling: King Tides happening this weekend on California’s Central Coast
King Tides, extremely high and low tides occur when a full or new moon is closest to Earth in its elliptical orbit, according to Friends of Santa Cruz State Parks. The rare phenomena happen twice a year throughout the world,
King tides hit the Oregon Coast Friday, Saturday and Sunday: What to know
Weather Impact Alert | Downed trees, King Tides, high surf and scattered showers
These conditions mean a high risk of rip currents will result in hazardous swimming conditions through Saturday.
King Tides and more scattered showers, possible snowfall expected in county
A spurt of rain hit San Diego County overnight into Friday morning in areas mostly away from the immediate coast, but more ...
Intrepid Souls – and Seals – Soak Up La Jolla Beaches as Majestic King Tides Continue
King Tides continue Sunday morning, with tides at 7.3 feet at 9:06 a.m. high tide, according to US Harbors. An unusually low tide of -1.2 feet occurs at 4:28 p.m. Sunday. Tide pool viewing is ...
Weather extravaganza: Cold storm brings rain, snow, wind and king tides to San Diego
Periods of rain and mountain snow showers are expected through Saturday thanks to a storm system in our area, the National ...
How high could king tides get in SLO County? See this week’s local weather forecast
King tides returned to San Luis Obispo County this weekend, ushering in the year’s highest and lowest water levels within a ...