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Coastal Flood Watch

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Storm Surge Prompts Coastal Flood Watch for Danvers

The coming blizzard won't just bring snow — Saturday morning's high tide will come with a 2-3 foot storm surge, the National Weather Service said.

The blizzard expected to begin Friday evening may also include flooding along riverfront areas come Saturday morning. The National Weather Service has declared a coastal flood watch for the entire Massachusetts coast line — including Danvers. You've probably heard about the coming storm that's expected to dump one to two feet of snow on our area. But early Thursday morning the Weather Service added the flood watch to the blizzard watch already in effect. Forecasters say "numerous coastal roads" could become impassable Friday evening and during Saturday morning's high tide. In Danvers, the Saturday morning high tide will come at 9:59 a.m. It could be accompanied by a storm surge of 2-3 feet, the Weather Service warns. Major coastal flooding…

Sunday, October 28, 2012

Coastal Flood Watch Issued for Monday and Tuesday

There is a chance of minor to moderate coastal flooding on Monday and Tuesday.

Minor to moderate coastal flooding in possible as Hurricane Sandy arrives, with a storm surge of 3-5 feet, according to the National Weather Service. It issued a coastal flood watch for Monday. The weather service issued the watch at 7:10 p.m. on Saturday. In addition to Monday, the weather service said the watch runs through Tuesday afternoon for all areas along the coast. The high tide at midday on Monday (11:32 a.m. in Danvers) is when the worst flooding is expected. Vulnerable roads along the water and basements are expected to be the most impacted. The coastal flood watch was issued because there is a potential for moderate coastal flooding.

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