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High Surf Advisory in Effect for Coast
The National Weather Service is urging beach-goers and fishermen to be cautious about 'sneaker waves' and strong rip-tides.
Bay City News Service
A high surf advisory is in effect for Bay Area coastal areas through Sunday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
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A 7- to 10-foot swell, which could occasionally go to 20 feet, hit the coast in San Francisco, the North Bay and the Peninsula Saturday afternoon and is expected to last through the weekend, the weather service said.
Beach-goers and fishermen are urged to be cautious, as "sneaker" waves and strong rip-tides can catch them unaware.
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The high surf advisory is scheduled to end at 4 p.m. Sunday.
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