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The deep-ocean wave could push Bay Area tides up by a foot in October.
Warmer ocean temperatures associated with El Niño are bringing unusual numbers of fish species into Bay Area waters, according to fishermen and marine scientists who say they are seeing large concentrations of bonito and Pacific bluefin tuna in areas where they are not commonly found.
Conditions are ripe for record-breaking storms. If the rain does arrive, it is likely to come in bursts, raising the potential for damaging floods.