Floods in San Diego coastal neighborhoods continue with surge of high tides – NBC 7 San Diego

Floods in San Diego coastal neighborhoods continue with surge of high tides  NBC 7 San Diego

A coastal flood warning went into effect this morning for the entire coast of San Diego County and will remain in effect until Thursday afternoon. Neighborhoods woke up Tuesday morning flooded due to the high tides at our San Diego beaches. NBC 7’s Joe Little has more. Flooding hit some low-lying beachfront communities along the San Diego County coastline this week as potentially record-breaking high tides rolled in. A coastal flood warning took effect Monday along the entire San Diego County coast as unusually high tides were expected to exceed 8 feet, potentially breaking records, meteorologists said. The warning remains in effect through Thursday afternoon. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7.

Pacific Beach and Mission Bay felt the impacts from Tuesday's morning tides that NBC 7's Meteorologist Greg Bledsoe said may end up being the highest of the week. Water filled neighborhood streets and bike paths. The flooding brought enough water that one man took his paddleboard out to swim in it. High tides does not indicate that the surf will elevate this week, Bledsoe added. A berm built by San Diego city crews in Mission Beach to protect against high tide surges like this held Tuesday after portions were rebuilt by the city after Monday's flooding. In North County, beach communities fared