Two Pacific hurricanes to send high surf to SoCal beaches
Hurricane Polo is already sending swells to south-facing beaches, with Hurricane Rachel expected to bring more high surf next Monday.
By Hans Laetz
KBUU News headlines, Monday Sept 28:
=. El Niño high tides today and tomorrow … a mild Santa Ana forecast for tomorrow.
=. California State Parks has no immediate plans to move rocks and sand out of Malibu Creek.
=. Looks like the city will ask them to do exactly that … tonight.
=. Emergency repairs are finished at malibu Pier… longramge repairs are just starting.
=. The state makes plans to remove priceless heirlooms out of the Adamson House … but has no plans to do anything about erosion in the lagoon.
=. Getting overwhelmed with reports of storm damage?? Us too.
=. But this morning will take a look at the 14 major issues from Mugu Rock to the tunnel.The National Weather Service is tracking two hurricanes that will send high surf to Southern California through the coming week.
Hurricane Polo is peeking around the Baja points and sending swells directly to Southern California's south-facing beaches Monday and Tuesday.
The forecast runs through Friday, and shows the outer edges of soon-to-be Hurricane Rachel on the right side of the map.
Rachel's high surf should arrive in seven days, next Monday.
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