WHOA! FOX 11 Meteorologist RICKatFOX captured the high tide in Redondo Beach this morning. A High Surf Advisory is in effect for all LA County beaches through 6 a.m.
Some local beach communities were hit hard during a storm that drenched Southern California.
A dangerous bomb cyclone that drenched Southern California triggered dangerous surf and ocean conditions at local beaches, possibly delivering theOn Thursday, the stormy conditions resulted in steep seas peaking between 12 and 25 feet, according to theThe surf hit its peak Thursday at the largest west-facing shores, forecasters said. However, the dangerous conditions continue as residents who reside in coastal communities are dealing with flooding.
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