Coastal Flood in Southern New Haven, Connecticut

Coastal Flood January 13, 2024 · Southern New Haven, Connecticut

What the National Weather Service wrote

Moderate coastal flooding occurred at the New Haven NOS tidal gauge, with water levels above the moderate threshold of 9.3 ft MLLW from 1054 AM EST to 112 PM EST, and a peak water level of 10.1 ft MLLW from 1148 AM EST to 1230 PM EST.

Moderate coastal flooding occurred at the nearby Bridgeport CT NOS tidal gauge, with water levels above the moderate threshold of 10.2 ft MLLW from 1106 AM EST to 106 PM EST, and a peak water level of 10.7 ft MLLW from 1142 AM EST to 1224 PM EST.

The wider storm

Strong low pressure shifted northeast through the eastern Great Lakes on January 13, 2024, sending a warm front through during the morning hours, followed quickly by a cold front. Strong winds produced by this system, combined with peaking high astronomical tides associated with a recent new moon, produced widespread moderate coastal flooding along the southern Connecticut coastline.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1160591. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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