An ocean water use warning has been issued for all Los Angeles County beaches through April 8.
As Southern California continues to get drenched by yet another rainstorm, officials are advising people to avoid all Los Angeles County beaches due to high bacteria levels. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued the ocean water use warning through April 3 at 8 a.m. However, officials said the warning could be extended if the rain worsens.
Due to the recent rain, officials said more bacteria and debris from nearby streets and mountain areas are likely to flow into the ocean and contaminate ocean waters, especially around storm drains, creeks, and rivers.Several beaches including Santa Monica Pier, Mothers Beach, and Escondido Creek wer already placed under a high bacteria warning earlier this week.
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