Powerful Surf Strikes Coast; Surfers At Ocean Beach Brave Dangerous Waves
A powerful swell and big waves didn't stop surfers from testing their skills at Ocean Beach in San Francisco on Monday.
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Officials Warn Waves, Rip Currents Expected to Be Dangerous Through Monday
Weather officials are warning Bay Area residents to beware of high waves expected Sunday and Monday in the coastal areas.
High Risk Of Sneaker Waves Along Bay Area Coast Tuesday Night, Wednesday
The National Weather Service is warning of a high risk of sneaker waves in the Bay Area starting Tuesday evening and lasting through Wednesday night.
Ocean Swell Creates Dangerous Beach Conditions Along Northern California Coast
A persistent ocean swell is creating dangerous conditions along the coast from Sonoma County to Big Sur, according to the National Weather Service.
NWS Warns Of Sneaker Waves, Rip Currents, Big Waves At Northern California Beaches
Visitors at Northern California beaches should be especially vigilent over the next 48 hours after a warning from the National Weather Service (NOA).
Bay Area Beach Hazards Statement Extended Through Friday Evening
The National Weather Service has extended a beach hazards statement through 8 p.m. Friday for the Bay Area.
How To Survive Deadly Rip Currents At San Francisco's Ocean Beach
The hot weather has people flocking to beaches but a perfect day in the sun can quickly turn tragic.
Beach Hazards Alert Issued; Huge Waves To Hit Bay Area Coast
The National Weather Service has issued a Beach Hazards Statement from coastal Sonoma County to coastal Monterey as an intense period of swells approaches the Bay Area this week.
Huge Waves, Rip Currents Prompt High Surf Advisory For New Year's Day
A high surf advisory and warning for sneaker waves and rip currents were issued for the Northern California coast and remain in effect through Wednesday night. Waves could be as high as 20 feet.
Rip Currents Possible Along Coast, Monterey Bay Beaches This Weekend
Visitors to beaches in the San Francisco and Monterey bay areas are urged to stay back from and going into the ocean Friday afternoon until Sunday evening.
Weather Service Issues Beach Hazard Warning Through Sunday
Meteorologist Duane Dykema says swimmers should be aware of dangerous surf conditions.
SF Supe Calls For Ocean Beach Safety Improvements After Teens Swept To Sea
A San Francisco City Supervisor called for a hearing to determine ways to improve safety at Ocean Beach Tuesday after two Vallejo teens were swept out to sea over the weekend.
Friends, Family Grapple With Loss Of Vallejo Teens Swept To Sea
Two Vallejo teens who were swept out to sea at San Francisco's Ocean Beach on Saturday are presumed dead and their friends and family are grappling with their sudden and tragic loss.
Search Halted For 2 Vallejo Teens Swept Away In Surf At SF Ocean Beach
Rescuers called off the search at 9 p.m. for the 16-year-olds who were swept out to sea after they succumbed to a large wave that separated them from three of their friends.
Rip Currents, Sneaker Waves Prompt Beach Hazard Advisory
Surfers and beachgoers are being warned of rip currents and sneaker waves along coastal beaches in the Bay Area.
Large Breaking Waves, Rip Currents Prompt Warning For Beachgoers
The coast guard is warning beach-goers to expect strong swells along the Northern and Central California coasts through Tuesday morning.
Strong Rip Currents Possible At Bay Area Beaches This Weekend
The National Weather Service on Friday warned that Bay Area beaches could see strong rip currents this weekend, making the waters riskier than usual for swimmers.
Coast Guard Warns Of Rip Currents At Bay Area Beaches
The U.S. Coast Guard is asking beachgoers in the San Francisco and Monterey Bay areas to be cautious in and near the ocean Sunday, Coast Guard officials said.
Hazardous Beach Conditions Expected Sunday Along Bay Area Coast
A hazards alert went into effect at 8 a.m. Sunday morning for beaches facing south along the coasts of Marin and Santa Cruz counties, according to the National Weather Service.
Large Swells With Sneaker Waves Prompt Warning For Bay Area Beaches
Anyone planning a trip to the beach or going into Bay Area waters later this week should be cautious of a large swell expected along the coast, according to the U.S. Coast Guard and National Weather Service.
Sneaker Waves, Strong Rip Currents Warning Issued For Bay Area Beaches This Weekend
The National Weather Service has issued a Beach Hazard Statement for the San Francisco Bay Area this weekend.
King Tides Could Bring Coastal Flooding, Strong Rip Currents To Bay Area
King tides are expected to impact shorelines across the Bay Area Monday and will continue through Wednesday.
High Surf Advisory Extended For North Bay Coastline
That Valentine's Day romantic stroll on the beach may have to wait, as a high-surf advisory has been extended through this afternoon for North Bay coastlines, according to the National Weather Service.
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