From Monday through Tuesday, beaches in Ventura County and Los Angeles are under a high surf warning, according to the National Weather Service.
In Los Angeles County, peak surf heights are predicted to be 8 to 12 feet, while in Ventura County, they will be 12 to 18 feet.
It is anticipated that the Ventura Pier would remain closed until Christmas Day, having been shuttered on Sunday. It is anticipated that waves would breach Ventura Harbor’s break walls.
When a high surf warning is in effect, people are urged to avoid the rocks and jetties. Additionally, there are cautions about powerful and hazardous rip currents.
Around eight persons were struck by a rogue wave at Seaward Avenue during the final week of December of last year. The wave smashed over a sea wall and flooded the street where people were watching the strong surf. There were no significant injuries.
The same 12–18 foot prediction that is anticipated over the following few days was in effect at the time for beaches in Ventura County. Numerous regions were flooded, and numerous water rescues were performed.
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