As Los Angeles Daily News reported, the National Weather Service placed Malibu, Catalina and Santa Barbara Islands, and Los Angeles County beaches under an updated coastal flood advisory on Sunday. The advisory runs until Tuesday at noon. Officials anticipate minor to locally moderate coastal flooding during morning high tides, alongside breaking waves reaching up to six feet and dangerous rip currents. West-facing beaches will see the strongest impacts, while south-facing areas like Malibu and Long Beach expect less severe conditions. The weather service warns of potential seawater pooling around harbor and beach areas, enhanced beach erosion, and increased risks of ocean drowning. Residents in flood-prone areas are advised to relocate to higher ground if necessary and avoid driving through unknown depths of water.