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Seawater surges into low-lying communities from San Diego to San Francisco Bay Area, submerging streets, homes and businesses Historic high tides have caused chaos up and down the California coast this week, as parts of the state were inundated by record-breaking water levels.
Read at theguardian.com →Extreme tides, known as "King Tides," are slamming the Southern California coast. Carter Evans reports.
Read at cbsnews.com →Record-breaking high tides are inundating coastal neighborhoods in Florida and California. NBC News’ Jesse Kirsch reports from the flood zone. For more context and news coverage of the most important stories of our day, click here: https://www.nbcnews.com Every day, NBC News helps people understand…
Watch at youtube.com →El Niño is expected to push this winter’s high tides even higher.
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