The City of Santa Monica has issued a Flood Watch related to Tropical Storm Hilary from Sunday afternoon to Monday evening.
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Tropical Storm Hilary strengthened into a hurricane Thursday, with forecasters warning it could potentially bring devastating rainfall and high winds to Southern California this weekend.
As Hilary develops, there will be increasing southeast swell across the coastal waters Sunday through Tuesday.
High surf (4-7 ft if not a bit higher) is possible on South-East and South facing beaches. Also, strong rip currents will be likely.
Heavy rainfall is expected to impact the Southwestern U.S. starting Friday through early next week, "peaking on Sunday and Monday," according to the hurricane center. The last tropical storm to impact the state was 84 years ago, according to official records.
Hurricane Hilary was located about 475 miles south of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Thursday afternoon, with maximum sustained winds of 110 mph, the upper limit of a Category 2 storm. It was moving west-northwest at 14 mph. The storm is expected to continue moving in a west-northwest direction, the center said, with a turn toward the northwest expected Friday morning.
Some spots in the desert Southwest could pick up a year's worth of rainfall in just two to three days.
Large swells generated by Tropical Storm Hillary will affect portions of the coast of southwestern Mexico and the Baja California Peninsula over the next few days. Those swells, according to the NHC, are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip currents.
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As Hilary develops, there will be increasing southeast swell across the coastal waters Sunday through Tuesday.
High surf (4-7 ft if not a bit higher) is possible on South-East and South facing beaches. Also, strong rip currents will be likely.
Heavy rainfall is expected to impact the Southwestern U.S. starting Friday through early next week, "peaking on Sunday and Monday," according to the hurricane center. The last tropical storm to impact the state was 84 years ago, according to official records.
Hurricane Hilary was located about 475 miles south of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Thursday afternoon, with maximum sustained winds of 110 mph, the upper limit of a Category 2 storm. It was moving west-northwest at 14 mph. The storm is expected to continue moving in a west-northwest direction, the center said, with a turn toward the northwest expected Friday morning.
Some spots in the desert Southwest could pick up a year's worth of rainfall in just two to three days.
Large swells generated by Tropical Storm Hillary will affect portions of the coast of southwestern Mexico and the Baja California Peninsula over the next few days. Those swells, according to the NHC, are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip currents.
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Come down and keep our coastline clean with Surfrider LA's crew of dedicated beach cleanup community! We will be gathering from 10am-12pm at Sunset Point to get trash out of our marine environments and connect with our ocean-minded crew.
Sun, Aug 27, 2023
10:00AM-12:00PM
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We are excited to announce PAINKLLR Venice Beach, a thrilling fitness extravaganza set to take place on August 19, 2023, for a third year at the iconic Venice Beach Basketball Courts and Muscle Beach. This exciting event is being held in conjunction with the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, demonstrating a commitment to promoting fitness and well-being in the community.
PAINKLLR Venice Beach is an action-packed day of athleticism, competition, and entertainment, with an impressive lineup of events and activities for participants of all levels and spectators of all ages. As a celebration of fitness and a testament to the vibrant spirit of Southern California, this event will bring together athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and the local community for an unforgettable experience.
Event highlights include:
1) Athletic Competitions: PAINKLLR Venice Beach will feature a series of thrilling athletic competitions that will test the limits of participants. Athletes from around the country will showcase their skills and determination in various tasks, drawing skills from the worlds of obstacle courses, weightlifting, and functional fitness-based competitions.
2) The United States Air Force Special Warfare Wunderwall: The U.S. Air Force Special Warfare Wunderwall is a unique fitness-designed activation to challenge your abilities and endurance. The Wunderwall will test participants in pull-ups, wall jumps, weightlifting, medicine ball tosses, and so much more! Want to see how you perform against other PAINKLLR athletes? Stop by the Air Force Special Warfare booth to participate in the competition. At the end of the day, the best athlete will win a “kllr” prize.
3) Free Community Activities: PAINKLLR has partnered with global brands and organizations, including the U.S. Air Force Special Warfare, HVMN, C4, and 1st Phorm, to offer a range of free community activities for spectators. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in interactive fitness demonstrations, learn from experts, and participate in exciting challenges and games. It's an excellent chance for individuals of all fitness levels to explore their potential and embrace a healthier lifestyle. 1st Phorm will be kicking off the day with a 5k run on the beach - all are welcome!
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2023 Event dates are Sept 1-4. This Malibu tradition brings amazing food and entertainment featuring some of your all-time favorite local restaurants, businesses, artisans, and DJ performances! Yes, we’ll have rides . . . and a bunch of other new goodies to try, too! Event Admission tickets are REQUIRED for entry (children 5 & under are free). Tickets will NOT be sold on site, you must pre-purchase online. Carnival ride passes/tickets sold separately.
This Malibu tradition brings amazing food and entertainment featuring some of your all-time favorite local restaurants, businesses, artisans, and DJ performances!
Event Admission tickets are REQUIRED. Tickets will NOT be sold on site, you must pre-purchase online. Carnival ride tickets sold separately.
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Tropical Storm Hilary continues to be the main focus for Los Angeles weather.
Here is the latest forecast info for Tropical Storm Hilary:
- Hilary forecast to become a major hurricane Friday night.
- Hilary is forecast to impact southern CA as a tropical storm on Monday.
- 20-30% chance tropical storm-force winds, beginning as early as Sunday evening.
Here is the forecast total rainfall expected from the system. Widespread 1-3 inch (local 4 inch) totals across Ventura/LA counties with a bit less across San Luis Obispo/Santa Barbara counties.
Currently Tropical Storm Hilary is located about 370 miles to the south of Manzanillo, Mexico, and is moving to the west-northwest at 15 mph with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) says Tropical Storm Hilary is expected to continue to spin off to the west-northwest with a gradual turn to the northwest in a day or so. The NHC says steady to rapid strengthening is forecast over the next few days and Hilary is expected to become a hurricane on Thursday.
Large swells generated by Tropical Storm Hillary will affect portions of the coast of southwestern Mexico and the Baja California Peninsula over the next few days. Those swells, according to the NHC, are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip currents.
This Saturday! The Venice Classic - 2nd Annual! kick off event with the host and sponsor Bartels' Harley-Davidson
We can’t think of a better way to spend a Saturday morning than surrounded by classic cars and good vibes—see ya there.
This is the last opportunity to register your car or confirm a vending booth at the main event.
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