Offshore Fausto and Genevieve Stir Pacific Swells, Prompting Hawaii and SoCal Beach Warnings

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Tropical Storm Fausto and Hurricane Genevieve, remaining offshore, will generate swells that trigger beach advisories for Hawaii and Southern California. Fausto’s close approach to Hawaii around July 28–29 will bring evolving conditions and a high surf warning on east-facing shores, while Genevieve’s swells will affect roughly 1,000 miles of coast from Baja to Southern California starting July 29, potentially producing 5–9 ft surf on north of Oceanside and 3–6 ft elsewhere, with strong rip currents and possible flooding during high tides. Authorities also note no other tropical development is expected through Aug 2.
- Hurricane forecasters warn Pacific storms will impact US. What to know USA Today
- Tropical Storm Fausto weakens further, set to pass north of Hawaiian Islands Hawaii News Now
- Tropical Storm Fausto weakens; high surf warning in effect for Hawaii Honolulu Star-Advertiser
- Tropical Storm Fausto to splash past Hawaii as Hurricane Genevieve sends swells to Mexico AP News
- Fausto on track to pass north of the Hawaiian Islands on Tuesday and Wednesday as a tropical storm Maui Now
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