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Southern California coast still being impacted by high surf, flooding
Headline from KTLA Los Angeles, on the newest of 6 developments
High surf and flooding is still affecting coastal Southern California communities Tuesday as the remnants of former Hurricane Marie linger over the region. KTLA’s Eric Spillman noted that a seaside stretch of the Long Beach Peninsula took a “pounding” over the Labor Day weekend.
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Developments in this update
6 dated developments, oldest first, newest marked. Each is named by one outlet's own headline; open its reports to see every outlet that covered it.
Tropical Storm Marie strengthens into a hurricane in the Pacific Ocean
Headline from WTOP Washington DC ·
Hurricane Marie brings high surf concerns for SoCal coastal communities
Headline from ABC 7 Los Angeles ·
Hurricane Marie lingering, Sept 7th labor Day forecast
Headline from KEYT Santa Barbara ·
Hurricane Marie sparks mass flooding in Seal Beach in California on Labor Day weekend
Headline from New York Post ·
Hurricane Marie-related rainfall hits Southern California
Headline from KTLA Los Angeles ·
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Southern California coast still being impacted by high surf, flooding
The storm could send rain and a risk of flooding to the SoCal coast. But for surfers, the question is: is there potential for it to be like the 2014 Hurricane Marie swell?
Hurricane Marie is expected to stay off the California coast, reducing the potential for significant flooding and strong winds, but the storm is poised to deliver dangerous surf conditions and some tropical rain over Labor Day weekend.
As Hurricane Marie moves northwest in the Pacific, the National Weather Service has issued Coastal Flood and High Surf Advisories for San Diego County starting Saturday morning. Residents should prepare for potentially dangerous surf reaching 6 to 10 feet and possible flash flooding throughout Labor…
A powerful ocean swell generated by Hurricane Marie is poised to hit Southern California, creating high surf, rip currents and potential flooding in coastal communities this weekend. The National Weather Service office in Los Angeles has issued a High Surf Advisory from 6 a.m. Saturday through 11 p.
Forecasters expect strong surf and rip currents and a chance of rain, thunderstorms and muggy weather as people flock to the coast during the long weekend.
While Hurricane Marie isn’t expected to hit Southern California directly, it may still dampen some plans over Labor Day weekend. The remnants of Hurricane Marie will begin moving north into the region Saturday, creating warm and humid conditions.
The eye of Hurricane Marie may be hundreds of miles offshore, but Southern California will still feel its impact with high surf, coastal flooding and the potential for rain over the holiday weekend. Marie has reached Category 2 strength with sustained winds of 100 mph as it tracks north and west of …
THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) — Hurricane Marie continues to develop southwest of the California coast. While we will not see it move toward us, we will feel moisture from the tropical system and have a slight chance for showers from it.
The National Weather Service is advising Southern California residents of four risks to watch for this Labor Day weekend. The four risks are strong rip currents and large waves, coastal flooding, rain and warm temperatures.
A large southerly swell generated by Hurricane Marie is bringing hazardous ocean conditions and elevated coastal risks to Southern California beaches throughout the Labor Day holiday weekend. While the storm itself will remain several hundred miles away from California, coastal alerts and shifting w…
THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – It's been a pleasant start to the holiday weekend so far! Highs continue to stay below seasonal. We're set to see elevated humidity, though, as Hurricane Marie begins impacting our weather. Shower chances begin Sunday. It's been mostly dry so far this Saturday.
Beautiful weather for the start of Labor Day weekend , but we have a very active atmosphere with Hurricane Marie spinning to our south. Look for near normal temperatures on Sunday with little to no marine layer expected as clouds at the mid and upper levels fill in from Marie.
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - Energy from Hurricane Marie is kicking up big surf along local beaches that are normally described as "flat water" beaches, including East Beach. "We've got waves out here six to eight feet face beach-break meaning that when it breaks hard it breaks all at once," said …
Southern California will continue to feel the effects from Hurricane Marine churning offshore in the Pacific into next week, the National Weather Service predicts. Although Hurricane Marie isn’t forecast to make landfall, its effects will be felt across the Eastern Pacific, from southwest Mexico to …
Hurricane Marie will remain well off the coast of Southern California, but the storm's effects still bring a chance of rain and thunderstorms, along with continued strong surf, on Sunday.
THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) — Hurricane Marie is making its impact, raising dew points drastically compared with this time yesterday. Additionally, it’s brought chances for light showers this morning through the afternoon. In fact, some parts of the Coachella Valley have already seen some rain.
Much of SoCal woke up to rain associated with Hurricane Marie on Sunday morning as the storm continues to churn hundreds of miles off the coast. The National Weather Service had previously indicated that rain associated with Marie would begin impacting SoCal on Saturday night and Sunday morning, wit…
Powerful swells from Hurricane Marie are flooding beaches, trapping vehicles and prompting water rescues along the Southern California coast as dangerous rip currents persist through Labor Day weekend.
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