Hurricane Narda Causes Dangerous Surf and Rip Currents at Southern California Beaches
KTLA 5October 5, 20251 min10,708 views
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- 🌀 Hurricane Narda is churning in the Pacific Ocean, creating large swells and potentially dangerous surf along the Southern California coast.
- 🌊 Lifeguards have been kept busy over the last several days due to the effects of the hurricane.
Newport Beach Activity
- 📍 In Newport Beach, much of the activity has been south of the pier, where the hurricane's effects have been most strongly felt.
- 📈 Lifeguards have reported seeing surf between 6 and 10 feet in this area.
Rip Current Dangers
- ⚠️ The biggest concern highlighted by lifeguards is the presence of rip currents.
- 🏊 These currents are catching people, knocking them off their feet in shallow water, and pulling them further offshore.
Beach Hazards Advisory
- 🚨 A High Surf Advisory remains in effect for Orange County beaches.
- 🏖️ Visitors are urged to be aware of the conditions if they plan to visit the beaches.
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