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Tides Are Expected to Reach up to 7.8 Feet Over the Weekend Alongside Dangerous Rip Currents and Breaking Waves.

The Advisory Remains in Effect Until Tuesday Midday Due to Elevated Surf and High Tides.

Ventura, Los Angeles, and Malibu Beaches Are Under an Advisory Due to Dangerous Rip Currents, Elevated Surf, and Minor Tidal Overflows.

Coastal Communities From Orange County to San Diego Are Under a Flood Warning as a Rare Combination of Factors Drives Water Levels to Near-Record Heights.

The National Weather Service Alerted Residents to Potential Hail, Strong Winds, and the Rare Possibility of a Tornado in Eastern L.a. County.

Temperatures Across Los Angeles and Orange Counties Are Expected to Reach Triple Digits in Some Areas, with Warnings in Effect Through Next Thursday.

Temperatures Are Expected to Climb Into the Triple Digits Across Many Areas, with Extreme Heat Warnings in Effect for Over a Week.

Forecasters Predict an Extreme Heat Watch Will Settle in This Friday, with High Temperatures Possibly Stretching Into Mid-October.

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.

Weeks After Hurricane Marie Brought Flooding and Destruction, City Officials Are Bolstering Defenses Against New Swells and High Tides Expected Early Next Week.

A National Weather Service Forecast Outlines a Brief Cooldown Across the Inland Empire Before Temperatures Rebound Into the Upper 90s and Beyond for Much of the Region by the 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.

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.

Forecasters Are Tracking a Developing System That Could Become a Hurricane, Though Its Exact Path Remains Uncertain for the Holiday Weekend.

Forecasters Warn of Dangerous Conditions as Temperatures Climb up to 15 Degrees Above Normal Across the Region.

Forecasters Expect Temperatures to Remain Well Above Average Throughout the Region, with Some Daily Lows Potentially Tying or Breaking Records Through Friday.

Forecasters Predict Unusually High Temperatures and Warm Nights Across the Region, with Conditions Peaking Midweek and Significantly Increasing Wildfire Danger.

Forecasters Warn of Rising Temperatures and Decreased Humidity Across Inland Areas, Prompting Fire Weather Advisories and Public Health Reminders.