THIS is the shocking moment a “mini-tsunami” swept sideways across a tourist beach – leaving eight people injured. Freak ...

Large breaking waves can cause injury, wash people off beaches and rocks, and capsize small boats near shore." Beachgoers were urged to stay out of the ocean because of the conditions.

Hitting the rocks A man watches the waves crash over the rocks in Nazaré, Portugal. In this spot, there’s an underwater canyon that causes some of the biggest waves in the world.

A recent study found that the extreme waves along the California coast are due to climate change, and an increase in ocean temperatures, which is resulting in “climate-induced heightened wave ...

A stock photo shows waves crashing against the shore near exposed cliffs at Bodega Bay in California's Sonoma County. This week, swimmers in San Francisco were advised to stay out of the water as ...

Two people drowned after being washed off the rocks by a wave in Santa Cruz on Tuesday evening, fire department officials said. According to the incident report of the Santa Cruz Fire Department ...

The National Weather Service issued high surf advisories Thursday morning for large portions Northern California, with waves up to 30 feet high expected to hit portions of the coast until Sunday.

The National Weather Service issued high surf advisories Thursday morning for large portions Northern California, with waves up to 30 feet high expected to hit portions of the coast until Sunday.

A couple from San Jose, Calif., who were expectant parents, died as they were reportedly taking photos before being swept off the rocks by a wave and into the ocean, authorities said.

Large breaking waves can cause injury, wash people off beaches and rocks, and capsize small boats near shore." Pelicans fly above a powerful Pacific wave breaking on December 30, 2023, in Ventura ...

The National Weather Service issued high surf advisories for large portions Northern California Thursday morning, with waves up to 30 feet high expected to hit portions of the coast until Sunday ...