Summary
The National Weather Service has issued weather alerts for almost the entire U.S. coastline due to various storm systems. These alerts include warnings for hazardous ocean conditions on both the East and West Coasts. People are advised to stay cautious, especially regarding high waves and flooding.
Key Facts
- The National Weather Service issued alerts for nearly the entire U.S. coastline.
- A strong low-pressure system is affecting the East Coast, while storm systems and winds are affecting the West Coast.
- Alerts include small craft advisories, high surf advisories, and coastal flood warnings.
- The East Coast faces risks from strong winds, heavy rainfall, and coastal flooding.
- The West Coast is warned about hazardous ocean conditions, including rip currents and high waves.
- People, especially inexperienced mariners, are advised to avoid navigating during these conditions.
- Beachgoers are warned about high waves, which can pose risks like ocean drowning and capsizing small boats.
- The alerts have different expiration times, with some lasting through the weekend.
