Hot and dry through Monday
The forecast for Labor Day Weekend remains hot and dry through Monday. There is a Beach Hazards Statement for the beaches of the Bay Area and Santa Cruz County continues through Monday evening, while the elevated fire weather threat for the interior mountains persists through Monday due to hot and dry conditions combined with breezy afternoon winds.
The longer term forecast has been updated to include the possibility of a cooling trend starting Tuesday through the rest of the week.
Heat Advisory in effect
Tsunami Advisory has been Cancelled for the Bay Area and Central Coast
Tsunami Advisory has been Cancelled for the Bay Area and Central Coast
While the Tsunami Advisory remains in effect for portions of the California Coast, the Tsunami Advisory has been canceled for the Bay Area and Central Coast. Even though levels have fallen below advisory, the ocean will continue to be dynamic and dangerous, as
While coastal areas, beaches and waterways are now open, please remain aware of your surroundings.
The water levels will continue to fluctuate.
Strong ocean currents will continue to be possible.
Tsunami Advisory remains in effect until further notice
Stay away from the coast and bay shore
A Tsunami is a series of waves carrying a large extra mass of water to our coast.
This will NOT be a single wave.
Do NOT try to go to the coast to take photos.
You are not just putting yourself at risk, you will also put the people that have to rescue you at risk.
