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Coastal Flood in Northern Humboldt Coast, California

Coastal Flood November 5, 2025 · Northern Humboldt Coast, California

What the National Weather Service wrote

The North Spit Tide Guage reached 9.43 ft MLLW at the morning high tide. An NWS survey was conducted of coastal flooding around the bay. Flooding was observed on streets in King Salmon with roads closed, flooding of the boat launch in Fields Landing, flooding of the waterfront behind Target in Eureka, flooding of business loading docks in Eureka, and water nearly onto Highway 255 at the Mad River Slough between Arcata and Manila.

The wider storm

A strong atmospheric river brought heavy rain to all of Northwest California but particularly targeted in the northern half of the forecast area in Humboldt, Del Norte, and Trinity counties. Additionally, a strong coastal jet developed ahead of the front, allowing for damaging winds to impact the higher terrain of Humboldt and Del Norte and strong winds to other valley locations. Strong winds were also recorded in Mendocino, Lake, and southern Trinity counties.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1294009. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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