Summary
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued warnings about dangerous ocean conditions along the entire West Coast of the United States. The advisories, due to strong waves from a Pacific storm system, caution against beach activities and warn boaters of hazardous seas. These warnings affect areas in Oregon, Washington, and California, with potential risks including high surf, sneaker waves, and beach erosion.
Key Facts
- The NWS has issued advisories for dangerous ocean conditions along the West Coast of the U.S.
- These advisories cover Oregon, Washington, and California due to strong Pacific storms.
- High surf and sneaker waves could knock people over and cause drownings.
- Some waves could reach heights of 26 feet.
- There is a risk of beach erosion possibly damaging coastal properties.
- Boaters, especially those with small boats, are advised to avoid the water because of strong winds creating dangerous waves.
- People are advised to follow NWS guidelines and avoid risky beach activities.
- The NWS continues to monitor conditions and provides updates for public safety.
