#hurricane marie

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.

Hurricane Marie's Offshore Presence Is Bringing Dangerous Surf and Intermittent Rain to Southern California, Quickly Followed by a Significant Heat Wave.

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.

Forecasters Confirm the Hurricane Will Not Make Landfall, but a Large South Swell and Increased Humidity Are Expected for the Holiday Weekend.

While the National Weather Service States Direct Impact From the Tropical System Remains 'Very Low,' Southern California Will Still See Weather Shifts and Ocean Changes Through the Holiday.