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Coast Conditions / California

California Coast Conditions

Two counties touch the California coast and all two have a board: 16 towns from Fort Dick to Shelter Cove. What each county’s own bars, highways, water and fire district say right now, dated; open a county or a town for the whole board.

Right now the whole coast

  • Readings are on the boards, dated.

California by county 2 of 2 live

San Benito CountyShasta CountySierra CountyFresno CountyAmador CountyEl Dorado CountyMonterey CountySan Bernardino CountyTehama CountyNevada CountyTuolumne CountySanta Barbara CountyTrinity CountyStanislaus CountyColusa CountyAlpine CountySiskiyou CountyDel Norte County · LiveInyo CountySan Joaquin CountyImperial CountyCalaveras CountyButte CountyMadera CountyVentura CountyOrange CountyKern CountyContra Costa CountyKings CountyMendocino CountySonoma CountyYuba CountyMerced CountyTulare CountySacramento CountySolano CountySan Francisco CountyMariposa CountyMarin CountySutter CountyLassen CountyRiverside CountyPlumas CountySanta Clara CountyPlacer CountySan Luis Obispo CountySan Mateo CountyMono CountySan Diego CountyNapa CountyAlameda CountyYolo CountyLake CountyLos Angeles CountyGlenn CountySanta Cruz CountyHumboldt County · LiveModoc County
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Counties, north to south each county’s own bars, highways, water and land

What a board covers the same twelve readings on every county and town page

Every morning

Tides for the nearest station, the Coast Guard bar report, the marine zone forecast, the land forecast and hourly.

On the road

Air quality from the nearest monitor.

And the rest

USGS earthquakes near the coast, NTWC tsunami status.

Every reading dated

Each carries when the agency published it and when the board last checked, and a link to the source. Stale readings say so.

Guides what the readings mean, and where they come from

How to read a bar reportRestricted, closed, unmanned: Crescent City and Humboldt BayTsunami: what to doWhy the shaking is the warning, and the ten minutes it may leaveSmall craft advisories and the marine zonesPZZ356 to PZZ455, and Humboldt Bay’s ownReading a tide table on this coastGauges, offsets, and the Lost Coast Trail tide rule