SOUTH BAY / CHULA VISTA | November 10, 2026. Coastal residents and beach visitors should check the National Weather Service before traveling to low-lying shoreline areas. In a 2:18 a.m. PST November 10 bulletin, the agency continued a Coastal Flood Advisory through noon Tuesday for San Diego County coastal areas, along with a Beach Hazards Statement through Tuesday evening.
What the weather service expects
The official NWS alert cautions that minor to locally moderate tidal flooding could affect some parking areas and roads, with isolated closures possible. West-facing beaches may see surf in the 3-to-7-foot range and hazardous rip currents. These forecasts apply to the county’s coastal zone and do not establish that every waterfront street in Chula Vista is flooded.
Practical precautions
Avoid driving through water covering a road, respect posted closure signs and check conditions before using low-lying waterfront paths, coastal parking lots or ocean beaches. The Chula Vista Bayfront and the beaches farther west have different local exposures; do not infer a specific closure without checking the responsible agency. Swimming conditions along exposed ocean beaches may remain dangerous after the midday flooding advisory expires.
Timing matters: This report describes the NWS bulletin issued at 2:18 a.m. on November 10. The advisory may expire or be revised. For the current status, visit NWS San Diego, check active alerts, and follow local lifeguard and city instructions.