San Diego, CA
San Diego beach advisories in effect after Tropical Storm Kay
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — San Diego seashores are experiencing the aftermath of Tropical Storm Kay this weekend.
“You possibly can inform… by the murky, murky water,” stated Aaron Edmonds, a beach-goer in Ocean Seashore.
The Division of Environmental Well being and High quality has issued a basic rain advisory – recommending that individuals keep away from swimming, browsing or diving for about 72 hours following the rain, particularly in areas close to storm drains, creeks or rivers.
There’s additionally a risk of lightning, excessive surf and rip currents by way of 5 p.m. on Sunday.
10News spoke with a number of surfers wanting ahead to the bigger swells, however after paddling out, they skilled the rip currents firsthand.
“Me and this different man needed to go and save two guys that bought ripped out within the rip present… We type of saved them from getting sucked out to sea,” stated Tommy Corson, a surfer in Ocean Seashore.
Officers suggest beach-goers use warning and verify for signage posted at native seashores all through the weekend.