This week’s atmospheric river weather system leaves behind rip tides, high surf, and more polluted ocean water.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. – Families hoping for a sunny Labor Day at New Smyrna Beach were met with swift changes in the weather Monday, as early clear skies gave way to strong winds and rainfall. Still, ...

Yet another rainstorm is expected to roll into the North Bay midweek, bringing the potential for minor flooding across the region and beach hazards to the Sonoma County coast, according to the ...

The potential for sneaker waves and rip currents along the coast and a weak “atmospheric river” will be present this week in the North Bay, according to the National Weather Service. A longer period ...

An atmospheric river moves through Northern California Tuesday bringing intense rain, winds and cool weather. This system will transition to a cold front and bring light rain to the Central Coast ...

The NWS has issued a Beach Hazards Statement for Bay Area beaches due to waves and rip currents; meanwhile, Tule fog affects visibility, and an atmospheric river may bring heavy rain and wind soon.

A strong winter storm is bringing rain, surf and wind to the region, with weather officials encouraging caution.

Another surge of rain was expected across Southern California on Friday, with a high potential for flooding, after record rainfall drenched the area on Christmas Eve.

The main front of a storm system that is expected to be the final one for at least a week powered through the Bay Area early Thursday, bringing slow, steady rain that is expected to give way to ...

NORTHWESTERLY SWELL WILL RESULT IN AN INCREASED RISK FOR SNEAKER WAVES AND RIP CURRENTS. BREAKING WAVES OF 13 TO 18 FEET ARE EXPECTED. á WHERE...PACIFIC COAST BEACHES. á WHEN...THROUGH MONDAY EVENING.

SAN FRANCISCO - The National Weather Service issued a beach hazard statement for the Bay Area's coast that took effect at 4 p.m. Thursday and will continue through next Monday night. The weather ...