King Tide Hits the Bayfront Now
14 Ferry Plz, South Beach, San Francisco
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Summary
- The National Weather Service has issued a Coastal Flood Advisory for San Francisco Bay, effective through Sunday evening, with potential water levels reaching up to 1.9 feet above ground in low-lying shoreline areas. High tide on Saturday at the Embarcadero is predicted at 5.8 feet, with potential flooding similar to Wednesday's event, which exceeded predictions and flooded Pier 14.
Timeline
The Bay is rising toward the seawall. Go live and show the water line.
High tide hits the Embarcadero at 3:44 PM, predicted 5.8 feet. Water could cross the curb at Pier 14 like it did Wednesday. Nearby? Go live and show the water line.
Go live, say where you are, and show the water line. First lives get pinned to the top of this card.
Where to watch Saturday: Pier 14 and the Octopus plaza first, then Mission Creek at 4th St by the ballpark, then Marina Green and Crissy Field. Stay off anything the water is already over.
On Wednesday, Citizen users were live from Pier 14, the Ferry Building and the promenade as the Bay crossed the seawall. 49,000 people watched. Their video is on this card.
Saturday's high tide at the Embarcadero is 3:44 PM, predicted at 5.8 feet. Wednesday's was predicted at 6.5 feet and ran about a foot over, flooding the plaza at Pier 14. The same surge Saturday puts water over the curb again.
The National Weather Service issued a Coastal Flood Advisory this afternoon for San Francisco Bay, in effect through Sunday evening. Up to 1.9 feet of water above ground level is possible in low-lying areas along the shoreline.
Incident reported at 14 Ferry Plz.
The Bay is rising toward the seawall. Go live and show the water line.
High tide hits the Embarcadero at 3:44 PM, predicted 5.8 feet. Water could cross the curb at Pier 14 like it did Wednesday. Nearby? Go live and show the water line.
Go live, say where you are, and show the water line. First lives get pinned to the top of this card.
Where to watch Saturday: Pier 14 and the Octopus plaza first, then Mission Creek at 4th St by the ballpark, then Marina Green and Crissy Field. Stay off anything the water is already over.
On Wednesday, Citizen users were live from Pier 14, the Ferry Building and the promenade as the Bay crossed the seawall. 49,000 people watched. Their video is on this card.
Saturday's high tide at the Embarcadero is 3:44 PM, predicted at 5.8 feet. Wednesday's was predicted at 6.5 feet and ran about a foot over, flooding the plaza at Pier 14. The same surge Saturday puts water over the curb again.
The National Weather Service issued a Coastal Flood Advisory this afternoon for San Francisco Bay, in effect through Sunday evening. Up to 1.9 feet of water above ground level is possible in low-lying areas along the shoreline.
Incident reported at 14 Ferry Plz.
The Bay is rising toward the seawall. Go live and show the water line.
High tide hits the Embarcadero at 3:44 PM, predicted 5.8 feet. Water could cross the curb at Pier 14 like it did Wednesday. Nearby? Go live and show the water line.
Go live, say where you are, and show the water line. First lives get pinned to the top of this card.
Where to watch Saturday: Pier 14 and the Octopus plaza first, then Mission Creek at 4th St by the ballpark, then Marina Green and Crissy Field. Stay off anything the water is already over.
On Wednesday, Citizen users were live from Pier 14, the Ferry Building and the promenade as the Bay crossed the seawall. 49,000 people watched. Their video is on this card.
Saturday's high tide at the Embarcadero is 3:44 PM, predicted at 5.8 feet. Wednesday's was predicted at 6.5 feet and ran about a foot over, flooding the plaza at Pier 14. The same surge Saturday puts water over the curb again.
The National Weather Service issued a Coastal Flood Advisory this afternoon for San Francisco Bay, in effect through Sunday evening. Up to 1.9 feet of water above ground level is possible in low-lying areas along the shoreline.
Incident reported at 14 Ferry Plz.
The Bay is rising toward the seawall. Go live and show the water line.
High tide hits the Embarcadero at 3:44 PM, predicted 5.8 feet. Water could cross the curb at Pier 14 like it did Wednesday. Nearby? Go live and show the water line.
Go live, say where you are, and show the water line. First lives get pinned to the top of this card.
Where to watch Saturday: Pier 14 and the Octopus plaza first, then Mission Creek at 4th St by the ballpark, then Marina Green and Crissy Field. Stay off anything the water is already over.
On Wednesday, Citizen users were live from Pier 14, the Ferry Building and the promenade as the Bay crossed the seawall. 49,000 people watched. Their video is on this card.
Saturday's high tide at the Embarcadero is 3:44 PM, predicted at 5.8 feet. Wednesday's was predicted at 6.5 feet and ran about a foot over, flooding the plaza at Pier 14. The same surge Saturday puts water over the curb again.
The National Weather Service issued a Coastal Flood Advisory this afternoon for San Francisco Bay, in effect through Sunday evening. Up to 1.9 feet of water above ground level is possible in low-lying areas along the shoreline.
Incident reported at 14 Ferry Plz.
The Bay is rising toward the seawall. Go live and show the water line.
High tide hits the Embarcadero at 3:44 PM, predicted 5.8 feet. Water could cross the curb at Pier 14 like it did Wednesday. Nearby? Go live and show the water line.
Go live, say where you are, and show the water line. First lives get pinned to the top of this card.
Where to watch Saturday: Pier 14 and the Octopus plaza first, then Mission Creek at 4th St by the ballpark, then Marina Green and Crissy Field. Stay off anything the water is already over.
On Wednesday, Citizen users were live from Pier 14, the Ferry Building and the promenade as the Bay crossed the seawall. 49,000 people watched. Their video is on this card.
Saturday's high tide at the Embarcadero is 3:44 PM, predicted at 5.8 feet. Wednesday's was predicted at 6.5 feet and ran about a foot over, flooding the plaza at Pier 14. The same surge Saturday puts water over the curb again.
The National Weather Service issued a Coastal Flood Advisory this afternoon for San Francisco Bay, in effect through Sunday evening. Up to 1.9 feet of water above ground level is possible in low-lying areas along the shoreline.
Incident reported at 14 Ferry Plz.
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Yup happens every year
These are not King Tides. King Tides are the highest predicted/forecast tides, astronomically, and occur in December. These are anomalous high tide events driven by El Niño-driven Kelvin waves
Well there goes the farmers market
any water benders here?
Yup happens every year
These are not King Tides. King Tides are the highest predicted/forecast tides, astronomically, and occur in December. These are anomalous high tide events driven by El Niño-driven Kelvin waves
Well there goes the farmers market
any water benders here?
Yup happens every year
These are not King Tides. King Tides are the highest predicted/forecast tides, astronomically, and occur in December. These are anomalous high tide events driven by El Niño-driven Kelvin waves
Well there goes the farmers market
any water benders here?
Yup happens every year
These are not King Tides. King Tides are the highest predicted/forecast tides, astronomically, and occur in December. These are anomalous high tide events driven by El Niño-driven Kelvin waves
Well there goes the farmers market
any water benders here?
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Yup happens every year
These are not King Tides. King Tides are the highest predicted/forecast tides, astronomically, and occur in December. These are anomalous high tide events driven by El Niño-driven Kelvin waves
Well there goes the farmers market
any water benders here?