Southern California braced for giant surf and dangerous currents as storm hits
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A storm off Southern California unleashed towering waves and dangerous rip currents along the coast, prompting warnings of coastal flooding on beaches, bike paths, roads and in some low-lying neighborhoods. The National Hurricane Center cautioned that these hazardous beach conditions could persist for another couple of days.
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