Today I went out with my daughter to see how high the King Tides were today as they peaked here around 11 AM at another 7.6 Feet which is a really high tide any time of year vertically. Many parks and locations were closed so we couldn't go there and beaches mostly were all too dangerous to safely walk upon them anywhere in the Area where I live near the Greater San Francisco Bay area along the coast. People are having this same type of experience throughout the ocean areas of California with these extremely high tides called King Tides which come around this time of year. When you also have 20 to 40 foot waves at high tide it can really make a mess like it did in Capitola and in Ventura where 8 had to go the hospital from one rogue wave. The previous blog entry shows how 8 people got injured in Ventura from one big wave.
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Friday, December 29, 2023
Though it isn't as bad wave wise today still be careful whenever you are near a beach in California
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