A slow-moving, planetary-scale kelvin wave is moving towards California, raising concerns about potential coastal hazards. This wave, linked to the El Niño phenomenon, may cause elevated sea levels and expanded flooding in the Bay Area. Surfers in Southern California are also impacted, as the wave is expected to diminish surfable conditions. The Bay Area has issued a second-ever September coastal warning due to expanded sea levels associated with El Niño.
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