Thousands Warned To Stay Out Of The Water: ‘Dangerous’
Summary
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued beach hazard statements for parts of Oregon, Washington, and California due to large waves and sneaker waves. These waves can be dangerous, especially during high tide, and people are advised to stay out of the water.Key Facts
- Beach hazard statements are in effect for parts of Oregon, Washington, and California.
- Sneaker waves can knock people off their feet and pull them into the ocean.
- Oregon's Douglas, Coos, and Curry Counties face risks of waves 21 to 24 feet high.
- Additional warnings apply to the north and central coast of Oregon and the south Washington coast.
- California areas affected include Del Norte, Northern Humboldt Coast, Mendocino Coast, and southwestern Humboldt Counties.
- Waves in California could reach over 20 feet during calm conditions.
- The NWS advises people to avoid hazardous swimming conditions and stay out of the water.
- The NWS provides regular updates on such hazards on their website, weather.gov.
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