City of Malibu:
BEACH HAZARDS, HIGH SURF, AND RAIN FORECAST FOR MALIBU NOV 13-19
Rain, dangerous surf, and hazardous coastal conditions are in the forecast for Malibu and Southern California through early next week. The public is urged to stay alert and use caution while on or near beaches.
🌧️ RAIN FORECAST Rain is expected across most areas tonight and periodically through early Saturday morning. Drier weather is expected for the remainder of the weekend. Additional rain is possible Monday through Thursday. Stay alert for potential mud and debris flows while driving through canyons.
🌊 HIGH SURF ADVISORY: Begins at 2 PM Friday and remains in effect through 3 PM Tuesday.
Expected Surf Heights:
Friday: 4–7 feet.
Saturday: 7–12 feet
Sunday–Tuesday: 6–9 feet.
⚠️ POTENTIAL COASTAL HAZARDS
Dangerous rip currents capable of pulling swimmers and surfers out to sea.
Powerful waves that can sweep people off beaches and rocks.
Increased risk of ocean drownings.
Dangerous conditions around rock jetties and nearshore waters.
Possible coastal flooding, beach erosion, and shallow flooding of normally dry beaches and walkways.
The greatest impacts are expected Saturday, with another potential increase Monday. Moderate coastal flooding is also possible, especially Saturday.
🚨 BEACH & OCEAN SAFETY REMINDER
Stay out of the water during dangerous surf conditions.
Stay near occupied lifeguard towers if visiting the beach.
Keep off rock jetties and exposed rocks.
Never turn your back on the ocean.
Keep a safe distance from the shoreline.
Use caution on roads and walkways during periods of rain.
https://www.malibucity.org/AlertCenter.aspx?AID=3719
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