Frost Advisory and Sneaker Wave Risk in Eureka Until 9 AM
Residents of Eureka, California, are starting the week under a Frost Advisory and a Beach Hazard Statement. Temperatures have plunged into the 30s, causing widespread frost across lawns and vehicles. The National Weather Service warns of an increased risk of dangerous sneaker waves along the Humboldt and Mendocino coasts.
Frost Advisory Details
Temperatures in the early morning range around 36°F. This significant chill can damage sensitive plants and create hazardous conditions on bridges and shaded roads. Residents from McKinleyville to Arcata should take precautions to protect their gardens and pets from frost.
Sneaker Wave Danger
The coastal regions are at a heightened risk for dangerous sneaker waves until Tuesday morning. These unexpectedly large waves can surge ashore without warning, posing threats to beachgoers and dragging debris into the surf.
Tips for Coastal Safety
- Stay aware of changing wave patterns.
- Keep a safe distance from the water’s edge.
- Be cautious if you see calm waters; sneaker waves can strike suddenly.
Weather Forecast for Eureka
| Day | Conditions | High Temperature |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Frost early, mostly sunny | 57°F |
| Tuesday | Sunny | 56°F |
| Wednesday | Partly sunny | 58°F |
| Thursday | Partly sunny | 60°F |
| Friday | Increasing clouds, chance of rain late | 57°F |
Looking ahead, Eureka will experience mostly sunny skies by Tuesday afternoon, with temperatures gradually warming throughout the week. The dry weather persists until Friday, when clouds start to fill the sky as the next Pacific system approaches.
