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San Francisco
fromwww.eastbaytimes.com
5 months ago

Update: High surf advisory issued for Bay Area Shorelines until Monday night waves up to 20 feet possible

High surf advisory issued for Coastal North Bay due to dangerous wave conditions.
Inexperienced swimmers advised to avoid water as waves could reach up to 20 feet.
fromwww.eastbaytimes.com
5 months ago
SF parents

Update: High surf advisory issued for Bay Area Shorelines until early Wednesday morning breaking waves of 20 to 25 feet predicted

A high surf advisory is in effect for Coastal North Bay with waves expected to reach 20-25 feet, creating dangerous conditions.
fromwww.eastbaytimes.com
5 months ago
SF parents

High surf advisory issued for Bay Area Shorelines until early Wednesday morning breaking waves of 20 to 25 feet predicted

A high surf advisory has been issued for Coastal North Bay due to large waves, warning of dangerous conditions and potential for beach erosion.
San Francisco
fromwww.eastbaytimes.com
5 months ago

Update: High surf advisory issued for Bay Area Shorelines until Monday night waves up to 20 feet possible

High surf advisory issued for Coastal North Bay due to dangerous wave conditions.
Inexperienced swimmers advised to avoid water as waves could reach up to 20 feet.
SF parents
fromwww.eastbaytimes.com
5 months ago

Update: High surf advisory issued for Bay Area Shorelines until early Wednesday morning breaking waves of 20 to 25 feet predicted

A high surf advisory is in effect for Coastal North Bay with waves expected to reach 20-25 feet, creating dangerous conditions.
fromwww.eastbaytimes.com
5 months ago

Update: High surf warning affecting Northern California from Thursday to Saturday breaking waves of 20 to 30 feet expected

A high surf warning has been issued for the Coastal North Bay, predicting waves of up to 45 feet and dangerous conditions.
fromsfist.com
6 months ago

Man and Boy Die After Being Pulled From Ocean Near Half Moon Bay

On Sunday afternoon, just after 3 pm, a 39-year-old man and an 8-year-old boy were swept out to sea by a rip current near Cowell Ranch Beach in San Mateo County, leading to a tragic rescue effort. Despite being brought to Stanford Medical Center, both individuals ultimately died, highlighting the dangers associated with the winter surf conditions in the Bay Area.
Miscellaneous
fromwww.santacruzsentinel.com
7 months ago

Man found trapped in Santa Cruz storm debris identified

David Koons, a 64-year-old Watsonville resident, tragically died after becoming trapped in floating debris while swimming during high surf warnings near Sunset State Beach. Emergency responders were called at 11:30 a.m., but by then, 150 feet of the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf had already washed away due to large waves hitting the coastline.
East Bay (California)
fromThe Mercury News
7 months ago

City releases interview with lifeguards on Santa Cruz Wharf collapse rescue

At the time the Wharf collapsed, we were on the Cowell side about one quarter of the way to the end of the Wharf, just getting ready to do another patrol. And that's when something alerted me to look out at the end of the Wharf, which I believe was the cracking of the pilings.
Miscellaneous
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