ClimateQuiet 11d · day 11
Kelvin wave forecast to raise SoCal sea levels by up to a foot
ABC7 reports an El Niño-linked Kelvin wave crossing the Pacific will hit Southern California next month, risking dangerously high tides.
What to know
- An El Niño-related Kelvin wave is forecast to reach Southern California next month.
- The wave could raise sea levels by 6 to 12 inches, increasing the risk of dangerously high tides.
- Coverage so far is preliminary, with limited detail on exact timing or specific coastal impacts.
ABC7 Los Angeles Originating news outlet
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ABC7 reports incoming Kelvin wave will raise SoCal sea levels
ABC7 reported that a major Kelvin wave moving across the Pacific is expected to arrive in Southern California next month, raising sea levels by 6 to 12 inches.
“A major Kelvin wave moving across the Pacific is expected to arrive in SoCal next month, raising sea levels by 6 to 12 inches.”
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A major Kelvin wave moving across the Pacific is expected to arrive in SoCal next month, raising sea levels by 6 to 12 inches. Read more:
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ABC7 flags risk of dangerously high sea levels
ABC7's coverage framed the El Niño-related Kelvin wave as a driver of potentially dangerously high sea levels for the Southern California coast.
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first by ABC7 Los Angeles, 11d ago
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