Coastal Flood Advisory Issued for Orange and San Diego Counties This Saturday
A coastal flood advisory has been issued for the coastal areas of Orange County and San Diego County, effective for Saturday.
San Diego, CA, November 13, 2026 — The National Weather Service has issued a coastal flood advisory for the coastal regions of Orange County and San Diego County. This advisory is scheduled to take effect on Saturday. Residents and visitors in these areas are advised to be aware of potential impacts from elevated surf and tides.
The advisory covers the coastal zones of both Orange County and San Diego County. Specific details regarding the exact hours of the advisory or the predicted severity of coastal flooding were not immediately available. However, coastal flood advisories typically warn of minor to moderate inundation of beaches, seawalls, and low-lying coastal roads during periods of high tide.
Authorities recommend that individuals living or traveling near the coast monitor local weather updates and heed any safety instructions provided. Preparedness measures may include securing personal property in vulnerable areas and avoiding coastal drives during the advisory period if conditions warrant caution. The duration and precise timing of the elevated surf and tide will be key factors in the extent of any coastal flooding.
Further information regarding the specific forecast and potential impacts will be released as it becomes available. The National Weather Service will provide updates as the situation develops.
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