Thousands Warned To Stay Out of Water: Life-Threatening Conditions
Summary
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a warning for people along California's North Coast about dangerous sneaker waves. These waves are unpredictable and can create hazardous conditions for visitors at the beach.Key Facts
- The warning covers residents and visitors along California's North Coast.
- Sneaker waves are sudden, large waves that can appear after a period of smaller waves.
- Coastal areas like Coastal Del Norte, Northern Humboldt, Southwestern Humboldt, and the Mendocino Coast are at risk.
- Sneaker waves can pull people into the sea and move large objects like rocks or logs.
- Waves can reach heights of 12 to 17 feet, with some reaching up to 25 feet.
- The NWS advises avoiding rocks, jetties, and staying back from the water.
- The NWS will continue to provide updates on ocean conditions.
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