Hurricane Marie's Leftovers Are Making Northern California Beaches Dangerous This Weekend
Forecasters warned of life-threatening rip currents as Newport Beach lifeguards made about 177 rescues on one Saturday, officials said.
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Hurricane Marie is spinning far out in the Pacific while its swell is already breaking on Southern California beaches, KTLA 5 reports, with the surf arriving days ahead of a storm that never comes ashore
The Pacific's most powerful storms can reshape coastlines from hundreds of miles away, delivering dangerous surf long before—or even if—the hurricane itself never arrives.
Rare September storm soaks Westside as Marie's moisture breaks records
Tropical moisture from Hurricane Marie, remaining hundreds of miles offshore, delivered widespread showers and locally heavier downpours across Santa Monica and Los Angeles County on Sunday, September 6. Rain began early in the morning and continued on and off through the afternoon and evening, with isolated thunderstorms in some areas. National Weather Service forecasts issued Saturday and early...
Hurricane Marie, while staying off the southern coast of California, caused dangerous conditions on the region’s beaches, with waves of up to 3 meters and strong hangover currents that posed a risk to swimmers and surfers. The U.S. National Weather Service issued a...
Hurricane Marie's Leftovers Are Making Northern California Beaches Dangerous This Weekend
A stretch of calm water at the beach might last 20 minutes, and then a wave surges 150 feet up the dry sand with enough force to knock an adult off their feet. The National Weather Service has a beach hazards statement in effect through 11 p.m. Monday night for the coast from Sonoma County …
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