08/31 Sun 12:43 AM 3.58 H
08/31 Sun 06:14 AM 1.83 L
08/31 Sun 12:54 PM 4.76 H
08/31 Sun 08:09 PM 1.46 L
For more information please link to NOAA
http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaatidepredictions/NOAATidesFacade.jsp?Stationid=TWC0419
Category: Beach
Tides and Currents Today South OC Beaches
08/29 Fri 05:20 AM 1.05 L
08/29 Fri 11:37 AM 4.85 H
08/29 Fri 06:01 PM 1.3 L
08/29 Fri 11:51 PM 4.08 H
For more info please link to NOAA
http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaatidepredictions/NOAATidesFacade.jsp?Stationid=TWC0419
Tides and Currents South OC Beaches
08/27 Wed 04:31 AM 0.42 L
08/27 Wed 10:41 AM 4.83 H
08/27 Wed 04:41 PM 1.16 L
08/27 Wed 10:37 PM 4.96 H
For more information link to NOAA:
http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaatidepredictions/NOAATidesFacade.jsp?Stationid=TWC0419
Hurricane Marie Greets Doheny State Beach with Large Swells
Capo Beach at 6:30p.m. pst on Tuesday August 26 2014
(photo by David Crane for South OC Beaches)
The National Weather Service issued a Coastal Hazard Message at 6:26pm on Tuesday August 26 2014. Large South Swells from Hurricane Marie will build to 10 feet tonight. The swell will produce large surf, strong rip currents and strong longshore currents through Thursday.
Surf of 8 to 10 Feet will become more widespread tonight and Wednesday across Orange County. Occasional sets at some beaches during this time could reach 12 to 15 Feet.
Impacts will be greatest along the beaches of Orange County where damage to Piers and other structures is possible. Some beach erosion is possible. The large surf with very strong rip currents and longshore currents will create extremely dangerous swimming and surfing conditions.Occasionally larger waves can appear unexpectedly and wash over rocks and jetties near the waters edge.
Link to the NWS for more information:
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/view/prodsByState.php?state=ca&prodtype=warnings
Hurricane Marie and South OC Beaches Surf
Tides and Currents South OC Beaches Today
Guest Beach Photo: Gaviota Beach CA by South OC Beaches
08/26 Tue 04:06 AM 0.21 L
08/26 Tue 10:15 AM 4.76 H
08/26 Tue 04:07 PM 1.17 L
08/26 Tue 10:05 PM 5.28 H
For more info link to NOAA
http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaatidepredictions/NOAATidesFacade.jsp?Stationid=TWC0419
The National Weather Service has issued a Coastal Hazard Message For Orange County
At 8:28 pm The National Weather Service issued a Coastal Hazard Message for Orange County. They warned of possible large surf, strong rip currents, minor tidal overflow and minor beach erosion Tuesday night through Thursday Afternoon.
They said that large swells will develop from Hurricane Marie.
The swells could increase to around 10 Feet at the San Clemente Basin Buoy.
The National Weather Service is uncertain of the exact size of the surf and the timing of the largest swells and surf.
For more information please connect to the national weather service at
http://www.twitter.com/NWSSanDiego
Salt Creek Beach Swimmer Search Recovery Effort Terminated
Photo of Recovery Efforts At Salt Creek Beach early this morning by South OC Beaches (8-24-14)
Search Suspended Today for Missing Swimmer at Salt Creek Beach
Photo of Recovery Workers at Salt Creek Beach in Dana Point by South OC Beaches (8-24-14)
The Orange County Sheriffs Department have suspended efforts for today in search of the missing swimmer. The Sheriffs Department has said that “The swimmer is not being identified; however, he is a 60 year old male visiting from out of state. He was last seen by family/friends in the water just prior to being reported missing yesterday, August 23 2014 at 11:33 am. The Orange County Sheriffs Department had terminated dive efforts in the early afternoon today. This afternoon they focused their surface observations and air support.
The Orange County Sheriffs Department issued a statement yesterday about the missing swimmer at Salt Creek Beach located in Dana Point.
In part the statement stated that ” On Saturday August 23 2014 at approx. 11:33am Orange County Lifeguards received a report of a missing swimmer off Salt Creek Beach. The missing swimmer is a 60 year old male who was last seen body surfing in the water near Lifeguard Tower 2.”
The Orange County Lifeguards led the initial search. Next there was a multi agency search. Lifeguards from Orange County, Laguna Beach and the California State Park helped in the search. Lifeguards used jet skis and their snorkel team as tools in the search. The Sheriffs Harbor Patrol and Dive Team also searched the area. Orange County Fire Authority assisted as well. Anaheim Police and the United States Coast Guard supplied support from the air.
South OC Beaches was on the scene today witnessing the various search attempts. There was a Command Center at Life Guard Tower 2 at Salt Creek Beach. We saw search boats and two helicopters searching at the point just north of the exclusive Ritz Cove Residences.
The Orange County Lifeguards, Orange County Sheriffs Department and the United States Coast Guard searched until dark.
The National Weather Service has issued a Beach Advisory for this weekend for Orange County. Strong rip currents and high surf advisories for the Orange County Beaches. To view the complete advisory please link here. http://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/wwatxtget.php?cwa=sgx&wwa=high%20surf%20advisory
We will try to keep you updated.
To learn more connect to OCSD at www. twitter.com/OCSD
Recovery Effort Resumes # RightNow at Salt Creek Beach for Missing Swimmer
Photo from twitter.com/OCSD
Tides & Currents South OC Beaches Today
Crescent bay seal rock this week by south oc beaches
08/24 Sun 03:16 AM 0.02 L
08/24 Sun 09:27 AM 4.51 H
08/24 Sun 03:02 PM 1.39 L
08/24 Sun 09:02 PM 5.62 H
For more information connect to NOAA
http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaatidepredictions/NOAATidesFacade.jsp?Stationid=TWC0419
Salt Creek Beach Swimmer Recovery Efforts will Start Again Tomorrow at 6:00am
Photo of search at Salt Creek Beach today by South OC Beaches (8-23-14)
The Orange County Sheriffs Department issued a statement today about the missing swimmer at Salt Creek Beach located in Dana Point. The recovery efforts are concluded for the night. The recovery efforts will begin again tomorrow at 6:00am.
In part the statement stated that ” On Saturday August 23 2014 at approx. 11:33am Orange County Lifeguards received a report of a missing swimmer off Salt Creek Beach. The missing swimmer is a 60 year old male who was last seen body surfing in the water near Lifeguard Tower 2.”
The Orange County Lifeguards led the initial search. Next there was a multi agency search. Lifeguards from Orange County, Laguna Beach and the California State Park helped in the search. Lifeguards used jet skis and their snorkel team as tools in the search. The Sheriffs Harbor Patrol and Dive Team also searched the area. Orange County Fire Authority assisted as well. Anaheim Police and the United States Coast Guard supplied support from the air.
South OC Beaches was on the scene today witnessing the various search attempts. There was a Command Center at Life Guard Tower 2 at Salt Creek Beach. We saw search boats and two helicopters searching at the point just north of the exclusive Ritz Cove Residences. The photo we posted is of lifeguard tower 2.
The Orange County Lifeguards, Orange County Sheriffs Department and the United States Coast Guard searched until dark.
This was a busy beach day at Salt Creek Beach. There was many people enjoying beach activities. The National Weather Service has issued a Beach Advisory for this weekend for Orange County. Strong rip currents and high surf advisories for the Orange County Beaches. To view the complete advisory please link here. http://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/wwatxtget.php?cwa=sgx&wwa=high%20surf%20advisory
We will try to keep you updated.
To learn more connect to OCFA at www. twitter.com/OCFA_PIO
To learn more connect to OCSD at http://www.twitter.com/OCSD
Recovery Effort UnderWay Now at Salt Creek Beach for Missing Swimmer
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Photo at Command Center For Missing Swimmer at Salt Creek Beach. Photo by South OC Beaches
Tides & Currents Today South OC Beaches
08/23 Sat 02:51 AM 0.01 L
08/23 Sat 09:04 AM 4.35 H
08/23 Sat 02:30 PM 1.58 L
08/23 Sat 08:31 PM 5.65 H
08/24 Sun 03:16 AM 0.02 L
For more information link to NOAA: http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaatidepredictions/NOAATidesFacade.jsp?Stationid=TWC0419
Tides & Currents Today South OC Beaches
08/22 Fri 02:24 AM 0.07 L
08/22 Fri 08:41 AM 4.18 H
08/22 Fri 01:57 PM 1.8 L
08/22 Fri 07:58 PM 5.59 H
For more information link to NOAA: http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaatidepredictions/NOAATidesFacade.jsp?Stationid=TWC0419
San Clemente Seeks Public Input on Local Coastal Program Tonight at 6:00pm at Community Center
The City of San Clemente is pleased to announce efforts to update its Local Coastal Program. The adoption of a new Local Coastal Program will give the City more control over approving projects within the City’s Coastal Zone and will streamline the Coastal Development Permit review process. The City’s Local Coastal Program is a planning document similar to the General Plan but specific to the Coastal Zone of the City. The Local Coastal Program, prepared in partnership with the California Coastal Commission, is a basic planning tool used by San Clemente to protect coastal resources and guide development in the Coastal Zone.
During the development of the Centennial General Plan, emphasis was placed on compliance with the Coastal Act and realization that our coast is a precious and finite resource that is a fundamental part of San Clemente’s identity. We each have our favorite beach, place to surf, play volleyball, walk, and enjoy the sunset. We need your participation to share with us your unique perspective about what you value most about San Clemente’s coast and what topics are the most important to you to address in the new Local Coastal Program.
The workshop is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 21st at the Ole Hanson Fireside Room located at the San Clemente Community Center at 100 N. Calle Seville. Staff will present the Local Coastal Program Update goals and process and provide an opportunity for public input and discussion of the major issues including: natural habitats, beaches, bluffs, coastal canyons, water quality, scenic resources, recreation, beach access, sea level rise, beach culture, visitors, and more.
Tides & Currents Today South OC Beaches
08/21 Thu 08:15 AM 3.99 H
08/21 Thu 01:20 PM 2.04 L
08/21 Thu 07:22 PM 5.47 H
08/22 Fri 02:24 AM 0.07 L
http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaatidepredictions/NOAATidesFacade.jsp?Stationid=TWC0419
Crescent Bay Laguna Beach #rightnow
Crescent Bay Beach in Laguna Beach right now. This beach is located in North Laguna. You enter going west on Cliff Drive and right onto Circle Way. There is meter parking in the area. This is a favorite spot of scuba divers.
Tides & Currents South OC Beaches Today
08/20 Wed 07:43 AM 3.78 H
08/20 Wed 12:34 PM 2.27 L
08/20 Wed 06:40 PM 5.3 H
08/21 Thu 01:52 AM 0.19 L
For more info please go to NOAA website: http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaatidepredictions/NOAATidesFacade.jsp?Stationid=TWC0419
Tides & Currents Today South OC Beaches
08/19 Tue 06:56 AM 3.51 H
08/19 Tue 11:32 AM 2.42 L
08/19 Tue 05:48 PM 5.13 H
For more information please link to NOAA:
http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaatidepredictions/NOAATidesFacade.jsp?Stationid=TWC0419