CEMA Predicts High Tides Could Reach 10.1 Feet by Monday Morning
High tides are predicted to reach 10.1 feet by 8 a.m. Monday, potentially flooding low-lying coastal areas, CEMA reported.
Savannah, GA, October 25, 2026 —
High tides are predicted to reach 10.1 feet by 8 a.m. Monday, potentially flooding low-lying coastal areas, according to CEMA.
The report identifies a possible flooding concern for low-lying areas along the coast. It does not specify which communities or locations could be affected, or provide details about the expected extent of any flooding. The forecast is stated as a prediction; no observation that flooding has occurred was included.
The information provided does not identify the date of the Monday forecast, the location or tide station associated with the 10.1-foot level, or the method used to produce the prediction. It also does not say whether CEMA issued an advisory, whether other agencies have made statements, or what residents or local officials should expect beyond the potential for flooding in low-lying coastal areas.
The forecast’s timing is given as 8 a.m. Monday. No additional high-tide times, expected duration, or subsequent conditions were provided. The specific areas at risk and any updates to the prediction were not included in the report.
Because the information is limited, the forecast does not establish that flooding will occur at any particular location. It reports a predicted tide height and a potential impact, without further details about local conditions or response measures.
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