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City Officials Have Activated an Emergency Center and Are Bolstering Coastal Defenses in Anticipation of Exceptionally High Tides That Could Cause Further Flooding.
Remnants of Hurricane Rachel Are Expected to Bring Dangerous Rip Currents and Coastal Flooding to South-Facing Shores, Prompting County Officials to Urge Caution.
While San Diego County Faces the Most Direct Impact, Orange and Los Angeles Counties Have Already Experienced Significant Coastal Flooding and Are Bracing for Widespread Rain.
An Unprecedented Swell and High Tides Wreaked Havoc Across Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, and Long Beach, with Officials Warning Residents to Prepare for Even Worse Conditions This Weekend.
City Officials Warned That High Surf and Elevated Tides Could Cause Further Inundation Through the Weekend.
Hurricane 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.
Pacific Hurricanes Polo and Odalys Won't Make Landfall, but Their Distant Effects Mean Hazards for Coastal Communities This Week.
Coastal Flood Concerns Rise as LAFD Offers Free Sandbags
The 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.
Swells From Hurricanes Polo and Odalys Are Expected to Bring Dangerous Conditions and Coastal Inundation to Local Shores Through Wednesday.
Swells 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.
Weeks After Hurricane Marie Brought Flooding and Destruction, City Officials Are Bolstering Defenses Against New Swells and High Tides Expected Early Next Week.
Polo Swells Coming Next Week, but Hurricanes Aren't
Coastal 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.
While 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.
The Governor's Declaration Follows a Season of Significant Coastal Damage Across Southern California and Comes as Forecasters Predict a Powerful El Niño.
Socal Swings From Coastal Flood Advisories to Triple-Digit Heat
Southern California Is Set to Experience a Dramatic Shift in Weather, Moving From Weekend Rain and High Surf Advisories to a Week of Scorching Temperatures Expected to Hit Triple Digits.
Hurricane Marie's Distant Influence Brought Heavy Rain, Localized Flooding, and High Surf Advisories to the Southland's Coast, with Conditions Expected to Persist Through the Holiday Weekend.
While Hurricane Marie Is Not Expected to Make Landfall, Its Tropical Influences Will Bring Hazardous Ocean and Road Conditions to the Region Through Tuesday, Affecting Labor Day Weekend Plans.
