SoCal Coast Warned: Extended Alerts for High Surf and King Tides
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The National Weather Service extended dangerous coastal warnings through midweek for Los Angeles County beaches and through Friday for Orange County beaches, with dangerous rip currents and 3–6-foot waves driven by elevated surf and king tides of 7.5–7.9 feet. The alert warns of increased drowning risk and potential coastal flooding in low-lying areas; beachgoers should stay out of the water and near lifeguard towers, while OC officials prepare flood protections and sandbags for vulnerable areas, including Newport Beach.
- Warnings extended for dangerous coastal conditions at Southern California beaches Orange County Register
- Rip current danger continues along all San Diego beaches as summer begins NBC 7 San Diego
- Historic swells continue to batter California beaches. When will the surf die down? Los Angeles Times
- Dangerous swimming conditions at San Diego beaches this week 10News.com
- 20ft Swell Slams SoCal Harbor Creating Rare Wave for Surfers (Video) SURFER Magazine
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