The National Weather Service issued a beach hazards statement for the South Central Oregon Coast and Curry County Coast on Sunday at 6:51 a.m., which was in effect from Monday at 10 p.m. until Tuesday at 4 p.m.
Another statement from the weather service is, “A moderate risk of sneaker waves is expected.”
“On beaches, including over rocks and jetties, shark waves can go up much farther than usual. These waves have the power to take people off their feet and drag them swiftly into the chilly ocean waters, which can cause fatalities or severe injuries. Additionally, driftwood logs may be lifted by waves, trapping anyone caught underneath, according to the weather service. “Avoid scaling jetties and rocks. To avoid dangerous situations, stay out of the water and away from the ocean.
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