coastal areas
Coverage of coastal areas in the Nexus archive.
- Upper 80’s Cooling Trend Will Yield to 90’s Next Week
Pasadena residents will experience cooler temperatures in the mid-to-upper 80s through Sunday, followed by a warming trend into the 90s starting Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. Morning low clouds and fog are expected along coastal areas, while Pasadena remains mostly sunny.
- State warns to avoid swimming at these NC coastal areas; fecal bacteria tests high several river sites, non-profit says
State officials warn against swimming at three North Carolina coastal areas due to high fecal bacteria levels exceeding state and EPA standards. An independent water testing non-profit also advises avoiding several river sites near the ocean for similar reasons.
- June 26: Another hot, humid day with afternoon storms expected
June 26 is expected to be a hot and humid day with high temperatures in the mid-90s and heat indices reaching 100-106 degrees. Afternoon storms driven by sea breeze will be isolated, leaving much of the metro and coastal areas dry. Saharan dust is affecting weather patterns, limiting rain chances and causing hazy sunrises and sunsets.
- Afternoon warmth Wednesday in Bay Area
The Bay Area experienced a gray and cool Wednesday morning, transitioning to afternoon sun and warmth with inland areas reaching the 80s or near 90, while coastal areas remained in the 60s. Cooling is expected to begin after today.
- Minor coastal flooding possible with higher-than-normal high tides
Minor coastal flooding is possible in low-lying coastal areas due to higher-than-normal high tides. Hazardous beach conditions, including sneaker waves and strong rip currents, are expected through Tuesday, alongside a minor to locally moderate heat risk with seasonable June temperatures.