Hurricane Polo growing in the Pacific Ocean could bring strong rip currents, high surf to Southern California coastline
Forecasters say the storm could send 7-foot high tides and dangerous swells to south-facing beaches, with erosion risks at already damaged shorelines.
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The National Weather Service warns that the waves will coincide with high tides and raise the risk of coastal flooding since this weekend
Forecasters say it's possible Hurricane Polo could cause coastal flooding in San Diego County
SAN DIEGO — A major swell from Hurricane Polo might combine with large high tides in northern San Diego County on Monday and Tuesday, causing flooding in an area that has already suffered severe beach erosion, according to the National…
Hurricane Polo growing in the Pacific Ocean could bring strong rip currents, high surf to Southern California coastline
Hurricane Polo has continued to swirl off Mexico's southwestern coast and is only expected to skirt the Pacific shoreline over the next few days.
Hurricane Polo called 'one of the strongest storms ever.' Here's how it could impact California
One of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded in the Pacific is churning off Mexico's coast, and while it isn't expected to make landfall in California, forecasters warn the powerful storm could deliver another blow to Southern California's already battered coastline. Hurricane Polo, which reached Category 5 strength Tuesday, weakened to a Category 4 storm Wednesday [...]
The trajectory and intensity of the system can still change, so the authorities keep an eye on the conditions of the sea and the beaches.
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