Overview
- Advisories are active for shorelines in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin and New York across Lakes Superior, Huron, Erie and Ontario.
- Great Lakes beaches face waves up to about 6 feet with life-threatening rip and longshore currents, and the NWS urges people not to enter the water.
- The Cleveland office said the current Great Lakes alerts are likely the last beach-hazard statements of the season.
- Southern California beaches face 3 to 5 foot surf with sets up to 6 feet on south to southwest-facing shores due to Hurricane Narda swells.
- Lifeguards report heavy rescue activity, including more than 80 rescues in Newport Beach, and officials urge staying off piers and following lifeguard directions.