What is a Coastal Flood Advisory?
A Coastal Flood Advisory is issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) when flooding is expected to occur along the immediate coastline of a state, territory, or coastal water. It is issued when minor flooding is forecast to begin within 12 to 24 hours.
What causes a Coastal Flood Advisory?
Coastal flooding can be caused by a variety of factors, including:
- High tides
- Storm surge from tropical cyclones or extratropical cyclones
- Heavy rainfall
- Tsunamis
What does a Coastal Flood Advisory mean?
A Coastal Flood Advisory means that flooding is possible in low-lying coastal areas. It is important to take precautions to protect yourself and your property from flooding.
What should you do when a Coastal Flood Advisory is issued?
When a Coastal Flood Advisory is issued, you should:
- Monitor the situation closely and be prepared to evacuate if necessary.
- Stay away from flooded areas.
- Do not drive through flooded areas.
- Turn around and go another way.
How can you stay informed about Coastal Flood Advisories?
You can stay informed about Coastal Flood Advisories by:
- Listening to the radio or television.
- Checking the NWS website.
- Signing up for NWS alerts.
What is the difference between a Coastal Flood Advisory, a Coastal Flood Watch, and a Coastal Flood Warning?
A Coastal Flood Advisory is issued when flooding is possible. A Coastal Flood Watch is issued when flooding is possible but not imminent. A Coastal Flood Warning is issued when flooding is imminent or already occurring.
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