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ALT Sneaker waves: Potentially deadly waves that suddenly surge much farther up the beach than expected, overtaking the unaware Dangers: Beach-goers can be swept into the ocean, powerful waves can roll logs and heavy debris along the beach, knocking over or pinning down unsuspecting beachgoers, can result in cold water immersion, which can be deadly Take Action: Arrive knowing the local weather, surf, and tide forecast, never turn your back on the ocean, watch the waves from higher ground for 20 minutes before moving closer to the water, continuing to watch until you leave
ALT A National Weather Service (NWS) San Francisco Bay Area Weather Story graphic titled "Hazardous Beach Conditions," dated Thursday, June 4. The left side outlines key forecast details, while the right side features a map highlighting the California coastline from just north of Cloverdale down past Big Sur and Gorda in a teal color, indicating a Beach Hazards Statement. Text Details from Image: What: Increased risk of sneaker waves and strong rip currents due to incoming long-period SW swell. Where: Beaches along the Pacific Coast, greatest risk along southwest-facing beaches. When: 3 AM Friday to 9 AM Saturday. Impacts & Safety: Increased risk of sneaker waves and strong rip currents. Stay off the rocks and NEVER turn your back on the ocean!
ALT A graphic includes a photo of a patrol car in a tunnel featuring a yellow banner with the words News Release.
ALT A booking photo of Enli Feng, 72 of San Bruno
ALT Infographic from the National Weather Service San Francisco Bay Area titled "Hazardous Beach Conditions" for Thursday, May 14. Text Summary: > * What: Strong northerly winds creating rough beach conditions and strong rip/longshore currents. Where: West-facing beaches along the Pacific Coast. When: Friday afternoon through Monday morning. Impacts: Risks of being swept off rocks/jetties, sudden water temperature drops due to upwelling, tidal swings trapping walkers, and coastal erosion. Map: Shows a map of the California coastline from Cloverdale down to Big Sur/Gorda. The coastline is highlighted in teal, representing a "Beach Hazards Statement." A small purple section near the southern border indicates a "High Surf Advisory."
ALT A graphic includes a photo of a patrol car in a tunnel featuring a yellow banner with the words News Release.
ALT A graphic includes a photo of a patrol car in a tunnel featuring a yellow banner with the words News Release.
ALT Weekly weather forecast summary titled "Unsettled Weather Returns This Week." The slide includes a Travel Impact Legend (Low, Moderate, High) and a forecast: Sunday is mild, Monday brings rain and strong southerly winds, Tuesday features tapering rain showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms with small hail, and Wednesday has light rain showers. The slide also notes to check weather.gov/bayarea for updates.