King Tide Floods the Embarcadero at Pier 14

Nearby: stay off the promenade and out of the water, it is salt and it is over the drains. Everyone else: watch, share, and know this repeats tomorrow at 2:39 PM.

A Citizen user is live at Pier 14 by the Ferry Building, where the Bay has come over the seawall and across the plaza at the Octopus sculpture; the gauge reads 8 feet, a foot and a half above forecast, and this is the peak.

Go live from dry ground, say where you are, show the water line. First lives get pinned to the top of the card.

This is the highest tide of the week and it crests in under an hour. We want to see it from everywhere water meets the city: the Embarcadero, Mission Creek, Ocean Beach, Crissy Field, Islais Creek, Heron's Head, the Marina Green.

Water is reportedly a foot above forecast and high tide is at 1:43 PM. Water should start crossing the curb by the Ferry Building and along Mission Creek within the hour. If you are there, go live and show the street. If you are not, do not drive down to look.

Seeing water on your street, the pier or the parking lot by the Bay? Go live and show the area around you, which block, how deep, whether cars are getting through. Your video is what tells neighbors where the tide is reaching right now. Stay on the dry side of the curb while you film.

Water is expected on the Embarcadero by the Ferry Building, Mission Creek by the ballpark, Bridgeway in Sausalito and Shoreline Dr in Alameda from noon to 3 PM.

The Bay reaches its highest point of the week at 1:43 PM today.

High water is 1:43 PM at the Embarcadero and 2:14 PM in Alameda; expect up to 2 feet on the Embarcadero by the Ferry Building, Mission Creek near the ballpark, Shoreline Hwy in Mill Valley, Bridgeway in Sausalito and Shoreline Dr in Alameda from noon to 3 PM. Move any car parked at the waterline before noon.

The National Weather Service has the entire Bay shoreline under a Coastal Flood Advisory through Saturday, and tides are running a foot and a half above forecast.

The tide that put Pacific Coast Highway under water in Huntington Beach today hits the Bay Area Thursday.

Incident reported at 1 Ferry Building.

Nearby: stay off the promenade and out of the water, it is salt and it is over the drains. Everyone else: watch, share, and know this repeats tomorrow at 2:39 PM.

A Citizen user is live at Pier 14 by the Ferry Building, where the Bay has come over the seawall and across the plaza at the Octopus sculpture; the gauge reads 8 feet, a foot and a half above forecast, and this is the peak.

Go live from dry ground, say where you are, show the water line. First lives get pinned to the top of the card.

This is the highest tide of the week and it crests in under an hour. We want to see it from everywhere water meets the city: the Embarcadero, Mission Creek, Ocean Beach, Crissy Field, Islais Creek, Heron's Head, the Marina Green.

Water is reportedly a foot above forecast and high tide is at 1:43 PM. Water should start crossing the curb by the Ferry Building and along Mission Creek within the hour. If you are there, go live and show the street. If you are not, do not drive down to look.

Seeing water on your street, the pier or the parking lot by the Bay? Go live and show the area around you, which block, how deep, whether cars are getting through. Your video is what tells neighbors where the tide is reaching right now. Stay on the dry side of the curb while you film.

Water is expected on the Embarcadero by the Ferry Building, Mission Creek by the ballpark, Bridgeway in Sausalito and Shoreline Dr in Alameda from noon to 3 PM.

The Bay reaches its highest point of the week at 1:43 PM today.

High water is 1:43 PM at the Embarcadero and 2:14 PM in Alameda; expect up to 2 feet on the Embarcadero by the Ferry Building, Mission Creek near the ballpark, Shoreline Hwy in Mill Valley, Bridgeway in Sausalito and Shoreline Dr in Alameda from noon to 3 PM. Move any car parked at the waterline before noon.

The National Weather Service has the entire Bay shoreline under a Coastal Flood Advisory through Saturday, and tides are running a foot and a half above forecast.

The tide that put Pacific Coast Highway under water in Huntington Beach today hits the Bay Area Thursday.

Incident reported at 1 Ferry Building.

Nearby: stay off the promenade and out of the water, it is salt and it is over the drains. Everyone else: watch, share, and know this repeats tomorrow at 2:39 PM.

A Citizen user is live at Pier 14 by the Ferry Building, where the Bay has come over the seawall and across the plaza at the Octopus sculpture; the gauge reads 8 feet, a foot and a half above forecast, and this is the peak.

Go live from dry ground, say where you are, show the water line. First lives get pinned to the top of the card.

This is the highest tide of the week and it crests in under an hour. We want to see it from everywhere water meets the city: the Embarcadero, Mission Creek, Ocean Beach, Crissy Field, Islais Creek, Heron's Head, the Marina Green.

Water is reportedly a foot above forecast and high tide is at 1:43 PM. Water should start crossing the curb by the Ferry Building and along Mission Creek within the hour. If you are there, go live and show the street. If you are not, do not drive down to look.

Seeing water on your street, the pier or the parking lot by the Bay? Go live and show the area around you, which block, how deep, whether cars are getting through. Your video is what tells neighbors where the tide is reaching right now. Stay on the dry side of the curb while you film.

Water is expected on the Embarcadero by the Ferry Building, Mission Creek by the ballpark, Bridgeway in Sausalito and Shoreline Dr in Alameda from noon to 3 PM.

The Bay reaches its highest point of the week at 1:43 PM today.

High water is 1:43 PM at the Embarcadero and 2:14 PM in Alameda; expect up to 2 feet on the Embarcadero by the Ferry Building, Mission Creek near the ballpark, Shoreline Hwy in Mill Valley, Bridgeway in Sausalito and Shoreline Dr in Alameda from noon to 3 PM. Move any car parked at the waterline before noon.

The National Weather Service has the entire Bay shoreline under a Coastal Flood Advisory through Saturday, and tides are running a foot and a half above forecast.

The tide that put Pacific Coast Highway under water in Huntington Beach today hits the Bay Area Thursday.

Incident reported at 1 Ferry Building.

Nearby: stay off the promenade and out of the water, it is salt and it is over the drains. Everyone else: watch, share, and know this repeats tomorrow at 2:39 PM.

A Citizen user is live at Pier 14 by the Ferry Building, where the Bay has come over the seawall and across the plaza at the Octopus sculpture; the gauge reads 8 feet, a foot and a half above forecast, and this is the peak.

Go live from dry ground, say where you are, show the water line. First lives get pinned to the top of the card.

This is the highest tide of the week and it crests in under an hour. We want to see it from everywhere water meets the city: the Embarcadero, Mission Creek, Ocean Beach, Crissy Field, Islais Creek, Heron's Head, the Marina Green.

Water is reportedly a foot above forecast and high tide is at 1:43 PM. Water should start crossing the curb by the Ferry Building and along Mission Creek within the hour. If you are there, go live and show the street. If you are not, do not drive down to look.

Seeing water on your street, the pier or the parking lot by the Bay? Go live and show the area around you, which block, how deep, whether cars are getting through. Your video is what tells neighbors where the tide is reaching right now. Stay on the dry side of the curb while you film.

Water is expected on the Embarcadero by the Ferry Building, Mission Creek by the ballpark, Bridgeway in Sausalito and Shoreline Dr in Alameda from noon to 3 PM.

The Bay reaches its highest point of the week at 1:43 PM today.

High water is 1:43 PM at the Embarcadero and 2:14 PM in Alameda; expect up to 2 feet on the Embarcadero by the Ferry Building, Mission Creek near the ballpark, Shoreline Hwy in Mill Valley, Bridgeway in Sausalito and Shoreline Dr in Alameda from noon to 3 PM. Move any car parked at the waterline before noon.

The National Weather Service has the entire Bay shoreline under a Coastal Flood Advisory through Saturday, and tides are running a foot and a half above forecast.

The tide that put Pacific Coast Highway under water in Huntington Beach today hits the Bay Area Thursday.

Incident reported at 1 Ferry Building.

Nearby: stay off the promenade and out of the water, it is salt and it is over the drains. Everyone else: watch, share, and know this repeats tomorrow at 2:39 PM.

A Citizen user is live at Pier 14 by the Ferry Building, where the Bay has come over the seawall and across the plaza at the Octopus sculpture; the gauge reads 8 feet, a foot and a half above forecast, and this is the peak.

Go live from dry ground, say where you are, show the water line. First lives get pinned to the top of the card.

This is the highest tide of the week and it crests in under an hour. We want to see it from everywhere water meets the city: the Embarcadero, Mission Creek, Ocean Beach, Crissy Field, Islais Creek, Heron's Head, the Marina Green.

Water is reportedly a foot above forecast and high tide is at 1:43 PM. Water should start crossing the curb by the Ferry Building and along Mission Creek within the hour. If you are there, go live and show the street. If you are not, do not drive down to look.

Seeing water on your street, the pier or the parking lot by the Bay? Go live and show the area around you, which block, how deep, whether cars are getting through. Your video is what tells neighbors where the tide is reaching right now. Stay on the dry side of the curb while you film.

Water is expected on the Embarcadero by the Ferry Building, Mission Creek by the ballpark, Bridgeway in Sausalito and Shoreline Dr in Alameda from noon to 3 PM.

The Bay reaches its highest point of the week at 1:43 PM today.

High water is 1:43 PM at the Embarcadero and 2:14 PM in Alameda; expect up to 2 feet on the Embarcadero by the Ferry Building, Mission Creek near the ballpark, Shoreline Hwy in Mill Valley, Bridgeway in Sausalito and Shoreline Dr in Alameda from noon to 3 PM. Move any car parked at the waterline before noon.

The National Weather Service has the entire Bay shoreline under a Coastal Flood Advisory through Saturday, and tides are running a foot and a half above forecast.

The tide that put Pacific Coast Highway under water in Huntington Beach today hits the Bay Area Thursday.

Incident reported at 1 Ferry Building.