...HIGH SURF ADVISORY NOW IN EFFECT UNTIL 2 AM PST SUNDAY...

* WHAT...LARGE BREAKING WAVES OF 5 TO 8 FEET WITH DANGEROUS RIP
CURRENTS.

* WHERE...WEST FACING BEACHES OF LOS ANGELES AND SANTA BARBARA
COUNTIES.

* WHEN...UNTIL 2 AM PST SUNDAY.

* IMPACTS...THERE IS AN INCREASED RISK FOR OCEAN DROWNING. RIP
CURRENTS CAN PULL SWIMMERS AND SURFERS OUT TO SEA. LARGE
BREAKING WAVES CAN CAUSE INJURY, WASH PEOPLE OFF BEACHES AND
ROCKS, AND CAPSIZE SMALL BOATS NEAR SHORE.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

REMAIN OUT OF THE WATER DUE TO DANGEROUS SURF CONDITIONS, OR STAY
NEAR OCCUPIED LIFEGUARD TOWERS. ROCK JETTIES CAN BE DEADLY IN
SUCH CONDITIONS, STAY OFF THE ROCKS.

&&

...WIDESPREAD DENSE FOG TO AFFECT COASTAL WATERS OF SOUTHWEST
CALIFORNIA THROUGH AT LEAST TONIGHT...

DENSE FOG WITH VISIBILITY WELL UNDER ONE MILE WILL CONTINUE TO
AFFECT THE COASTAL WATERS OF SOUTHWEST CALIFORNIA THROUGH AT
LEAST TONIGHT, AND POSSIBLY WELL INTO SUNDAY MORNING. THIS FOG IS
MOST WIDESPREAD OFF LOS ANGELES AND ORANGE COUNTIES, INCLUDING
CATALINA ISLAND, BUT SHOULD SOON DEVELOP OVER THE REST OF THE
COASTAL WATERS INCLUDING PORTIONS OF THE CENTRAL COAST.

MARINERS SHOULD BE PREPARED FOR ABRUPT VISIBILITY CHANGES DOWN TO
ONE NAUTICAL MILE OR LESS. REDUCE SPEEDS AND BE ON THE LOOKOUT
FOR EXPOSED ROCKS AND OTHER VESSELS, INCLUDING LARGE SHIPS IN THE
SHIPPING LANES. USE RADAR OR GPS NAVIGATION IF AVAILABLE, AND
CONSIDER REMAINING IN HARBOR IF SUCH EQUIPMENT IS UNAVAILABLE.