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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.

While 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.

After Days of Oppressive Heat, High Humidity, and Damaging Surf, Southern California Can Expect a Significant Cooldown and Calmer Ocean Conditions.

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.