Your Fault(ish): California Could Super High Water Levels From El Nino
No one is surprised that the climate cult and their pet media would attempt to blame Mankind for all this, right?
California Could See the Highest Sea Levels on Record This Year, Thanks to El Niño
California could see the highest sea levels on record this year, thanks to a historic El Niño, climate change and extreme tides.
It’s the latest forecast for what’s expected to be a historically strong season, one that could cause major flooding and widespread damage in the Bay Area.
“Folks who really think about coastal risks are very concerned that the single highest sea levels are quite possible this winter in California, and that is going to be a problem,” said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist with UC Agriculture and Natural Resources, during an online talk on Monday. “This is almost certainly going to happen.”
The warning comes as the National Weather Service on Monday warned king tides may cause minor flooding along the Marin County coastline and along Bay Area shorelines this week through Thursday morning.
Forecasters said they’re anticipating coastal flooding during the “highest high tides,” expected around 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. this week.
Expected. Could. Possible. May. So, if it doesn’t happen who gets fired? And, really, king tides happen, as do El Nino’s. There’s no need to blame Mankind.
Source: https://www.thepiratescove.us/2026/08/11/your-faultish-california-could-super-high-water-levels-from-el-nino/
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California could see the highest sea levels on record this year, thanks to a historic El Niño, climate change and extreme tides.
