Labor Day Beach Guide: High Surf, Rip Currents Threaten LA County Coast
Forecasters expect 6- to 8-foot surf and moderate coastal flooding as thousands head to Southern California beaches for Labor Day weekend.
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The phenomenon will leave rains and currents of hangover, with greater danger on beaches in Southern California during the holiday
Dangerous Surf Expected as Hurricane Marie Sends Swell Toward SoCal
Potentially dangerous surf and rip currents were expected along Southland beaches Saturday as Hurricane Marie remained well offshore but sent a growing southerly swell toward the coast. The National Weather Service said it has high confidence in potentially deadly rip currents and large waves during the Labor Day weekend, particularly at south-facing beaches. A high […]
Hurricane Marie swell brings high surf, rain risk to Southern California
Hurricane Marie brings dangerous high surf, strong rip currents, and coastal flooding risks to Southern California beaches Saturday through Tuesday, alongside shifting weekend rain shower potential.
Meteorologists pointed out that the odds of the storm impacting directly southern California are still "very low," although rain, strong waves, and other effects are increasingly likely during the Labor Day weekend.
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