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A University of California climatologist fears ‘far worse’ impacts on Southern California; the National Weather Service is more cautious.
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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.
While Hurricane Marie remained in the Pacific Ocean, heavy rain drenched Southern California, including the High Desert over Labor Day weekend.
The Wedge, Newport Point, and more lit up as Ryan “Chachi” Craig chased the swell south.
Flooding and high surf advisories remain in place through Tuesday night.
Hurricane Marie may bring rain, rough surf, rip currents and coastal flooding to Southern California over Labor Day.
Risks of strong rip currents and large waves are high along the coast through Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.
Hurricane Marie is impacting the Southern California coastline with powerful swells and dangerous rip currents triggering flooding, water rescues, and a frantic effort to keep ocean water away from homes.
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 Day weekend.
A humidity surge caused by Hurricane Marie triggered local emergency measures and evacuations along California's Pacific coast.