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Coastal Flood in Kings (brooklyn), New York

Coastal Flood January 13, 2024 · Kings (brooklyn), New York

What the National Weather Service wrote

Moderate coastal flooding occurred at the Rockaway Inlet USGS tidal gauge, with water levels above the moderate threshold of 8.6 ft MLLW from 0854 AM EST to 1048 AM EST, and a peak water level of 9.2 ft MLLW at 1018 AM EST.

Major coastal flooding occurred at the nearby Inwood USGS tidal gauge on Jamaica Bay, with water levels above the major threshold of 9.3 ft MLLW from 948 AM EST to 1054 AM EST, and a peak water level of 9.6 ft MLLW from 1018 AM EST to 1024 AM EST. Moderate coastal flooding above the threshold of 8.5 ft MLLW occurred from 848 AM EST to 1124 AM 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 to major coastal flooding along the entire southeast New York coastline and along the Lower Hudson River.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1160611. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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