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Beach & CoastalHurricane Polo and Tropical Storm Odalys Are Driving Significant Waves and Elevated Tides to Area Beaches, While Inland Regions Can Expect a Heat-Up and Offshore Winds.
Beach & CoastalThe Los Angeles Fire Department Is Reminding Residents About Readily Available Sandbags as Hurricane-Generated Swells Are Expected to Bring High Surf and Coastal Flooding Through the Middle of Next Week.
Beach & CoastalSwells From Hurricanes Polo and Odalys Are Expected to Bring Dangerous Conditions and Coastal Inundation to Local Shores Through Wednesday.
Beach & CoastalSwells Generated by Hurricanes Polo and Odalys Are Expected to Bring High Surf, Dangerous Rip Currents, and Moderate Coastal Flooding to Los Angeles Beach Areas Through Mid-Week.
Beach & CoastalWeeks After Hurricane Marie Brought Flooding and Destruction, City Officials Are Bolstering Defenses Against New Swells and High Tides Expected Early Next Week.
Beach & CoastalWhile Hurricanes Polo and Odalys Will Stay Offshore, Forecasters Expect Their Swells to Combine with High Tides, Raising the Risk of Coastal Impacts Early Next Week.
Beach & CoastalCoastal Areas From Long Beach to Malibu Should Prepare for Elevated Surf, Possible Flooding, and Significant Beach Erosion, While the Region Bakes Under Above-Normal Temperatures Through the Weekend.
Beach & CoastalWhile Remaining Far Offshore, the Category 5 Storm Is Being Monitored for Its Potential to Contribute to Coastal Flooding and Strong Rip Currents in the Region Next Week.
