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Labor Day Dangerous Ocean Conditions

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September 1, 2025 10:50 AM
Published 4:30 AM

Air Quality: GOOD 

OVERVIEW: We are experiencing strong waves dangerous ocean conditions due to large powerful waves generated from the South. Rip tides and sneaker waves can cause inexperienced surfer or swimmers to get pulled away from the shore. Instead of fighting the current, officials advise swimming parallel to the shore to escape it, then heading back to safety once you're free of its pull. It is best to stay out of the ocean until tomorrow, for safety purposes.

Today: Coastal areas will be warm in the upper 70's to 80's, while inland valleys will be hot in the 80s to low 100's. Winds may become breezy in the late afternoon, with typical breezy conditions through mountain passes and valleys. Elevated Fire weather concerns across the interior.

 Tonight: This evening along the Central Coast, expect mostly clear skies with mild temps in the 60's to low 70's.  Temperatures cool to mid 50's overnight with low clouds redeveloping. Winds will be light overall. Clear skies ahead. Temperatures will cool down tomorrow.

 

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Tianan Phelps

Tianan Phelps is a weather enthusiast with a dynamic career in journalism and broadcasting. Trained in weather reporting in Oregon, Tianan developed a strong foundation in storytelling before making her mark in Los Angeles. There, she worked as a Red Carpet Reporter, attending a variety of high-profile premieres and interviewing A-list musicians, actors, and other celebrities. Her time on the red carpet allowed her to engage with some of the biggest names in entertainment, further fueling her passion for connecting with audiences and sharing compelling stories.
After years in the entertainment industry, Tianan returned to the Central Coast to combine her love for weather with her deep connection to the region. A graduate of California State University, Northridge (CSUN) with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism, she brings a unique blend of on-the-ground reporting and meteorological knowledge to the KION Weather team.
When she’s not forecasting the weather, Tianan enjoys hitting the gym, traveling, and discovering hidden gems around the Central Coast. Whether hiking local trails, exploring new spots, or studying the region’s diverse microclimates, she’s always excited to learn more about the place she calls home.
With her engaging storytelling, vast experience, and passion for weather, Tianan is committed to keeping you informed and entertained with every forecast!

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