Strong Swell Continues To Impact Local Waters; Hazardous Marine Conditions Expected Through the First Half of the Week

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Strong Swell Continues To Impact Local Waters; Hazardous Marine Conditions Expected Through the First Half of the Week

A strong northeasterly swell will continue to impact the local waters today, bringing hazardous conditions to the local waters through the first half of this week. Wave heights could potentially reach over 10 feet in some areas.

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