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L.A. County Beaches Under Rain Advisory
Recent rainfall has led to an ocean water quality rain advisory for L.A. County beaches due to public health hazards from pollution.
Los Angeles County beaches have been placed under an ocean water quality rain advisory due to concerns over public health hazards. The advisory comes as a result of recent rainfall which could have contaminated the ocean waters with bacteria, chemicals, and other pollutants from city streets and mountain areas.
The advisory will be in effect until Thursday at noon and may be extended depending on further rainfall. Officials are urging residents to stay out of the water during this time to avoid any potential health risks.
The recent weather conditions in Southern California have also contributed to the advisory. The region has experienced cloudy and damp conditions, along with gusty winds, as a result of the late-season storm that has moved across the area.
This weather is not uncommon for the region, as “May Gray” is a well-known phenomenon in Southern California. However, the storms that battered the area during the winter season have contributed to the current ocean water quality concerns.
Officials will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary. It is important for residents to stay informed and take precautions to protect their health during this time.
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