Hurricane Marie: SoCal gets rain and high surf as it weakens

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Remnants of Hurricane Marie are weakening offshore but will bring rain to Southern California on Sunday, with most areas seeing light showers (about a quarter inch or less) and higher amounts possible in mountain foothills; a 15% chance of afternoon thunderstorms and a low risk of minor flooding. A high surf advisory and dangerous rip currents will affect beaches through Tuesday, so swimmers should stay near lifeguards and avoid rocky areas.
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