Marie Heads Toward SoCal, Promises Big Surf and Humidity for Labor Day Weekend
Tropical Storm Marie is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane and move toward Southern California, bringing heavy surf, dangerous rip currents, and higher humidity for Labor Day weekend. The system is expected to pass within about 750 miles of San Diego as it tracks northwest and then west, with the strongest swells hitting Oceanside northward. San Diego should see elevated humidity, scattered rain, and warm coast temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s, while Surf forecasts note a mix of south-southeast and southern-hemisphere swells. The event comes amid an active eastern Pacific hurricane season, aided by unusually warm waters and developing El Niño conditions.
- Tropical Storm Marie could bring heavy surf, humidity and rain to San Diego over Labor Day weekend San Diego Union-Tribune
- Tropical Storm Marie could turn into hurricane, bring rain and high surf to SoCal for Labor Day ABC7 Los Angeles
- A Hurricane Will Not Hit California, Experts Say. Here’s What It Will Do Instead. The New York Times
- Warning issued to Californians as hurricane threat approaches: ‘Don’t Underestimate the Storm’ Yahoo
- Coastal communities prepare for high surf and flooding NBC Los Angeles
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