Marie Tracks Offshore but Triggers Big SoCal Surf for Labor Day
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Hurricane Marie is expected to stay offshore, but its 6- to 8-foot south swells will bring dangerous surf, strong rip currents and a moderate coastal-flooding risk to low-lying parts of Southern California (Avalon, Long Beach’s Alamitos Peninsula, Malibu, Point Mugu) over Labor Day weekend, with possible light rain and muggy conditions; no landfall is expected, but beachgoers should swim near lifeguards.
- Hurricane Marie tracking away from L.A., but beaches will still be hit hard latimes.com
- Hurricane Marie set to lash Southern California with dangerous surf, coastal flooding possible KTLA
- Tropical Storm Marie upgraded to hurricane, could bring rain, high surf to Southern California for Labor Day ABC7 Los Angeles
- Here's how much rain Arizona could see from Hurricane Marie azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic
- A Hurricane Will Not Hit California. Here’s What to Expect Instead. The New York Times
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