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Coastal Storm Threatens Orange, San Diego Beaches
13 Nov
Summary
- Thunderstorms with cloud-to-ground lightning are expected.
- High tides near 7 feet could cause localized beach erosion.
- Dangerous swimming and surfing conditions are anticipated.
Coastal areas of Orange and San Diego Counties are under a beach hazards statement until 8 a.m. today, November 13, 2026. The National Weather Service has warned of incoming thunderstorms with cloud-to-ground lightning.
This lightning threat is expected to decrease significantly after 8 a.m. Meanwhile, adjusted high tides reaching approximately 7 feet may combine with high surf. This combination could lead to localized beach erosion and potential overflow onto parking lots and boardwalks.
Dangerous conditions for swimming and surfing are anticipated. Although the surf is forecast to start subsiding by Sunday afternoon, elevated surf conditions might persist for beaches facing west through Monday.
