California Freeze Watch and Sneaker Wave Risk

Southern California is bracing for sub-freezing temperatures, particularly in the Antelope Valley, a popular tourist area at the tip of the Mojave Desert. Residents are advised to protect sensitive plants, animals, and exposed plumbing. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a freeze watch effective until Tuesday morning. Simultaneously, high winds are expected in Santa Clarita Valley and Ventura County, potentially leading to power outages. Northern California, specifically the Eureka area, faces a different threat: sneaker waves. These large, unexpected waves can surge far up the beach, even during calm seas, posing a danger to coastal visitors. The NWS in Eureka warns that these waves can strike after periods of quiet surf, making them particularly dangerous. The freeze watch for California's Antelope Valley and the sneaker wave advisory for Northern California remain in effect until Tuesday morning. Residents should monitor NWS updates and take necessary precautions.

A sneaker wave is a large, unexpected wave that can surge far up the beach without warning, even during calm seas.

Protect sensitive plants, animals, and exposed plumbing. Monitor NWS updates and take steps to safeguard property and personal safety.

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