NewsFox 5 San Diego & KUSI — Local NewsSeptember 3, 2026San Diego
San Diego County provides free sandbags ahead of Hurricane Marie coastal flooding
San Diego County is offering free sandbags to residents to protect property from potential flash flooding and high surf caused by Hurricane Marie. The National Weather Service has issued Coastal Flood and High Surf Advisories effective starting Saturday morning through Labor Day weekend.
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Residents in coastal areas face a risk of flash flooding and surf reaching 6 to 10 feet, with the county providing resources to mitigate potential property damage.
Key Facts
- The National Weather Service issued Coastal Flood and High Surf Advisories for San Diego County.
- Advisories begin Saturday morning and continue through Labor Day weekend.
- Surf heights are expected to reach 6 to 10 feet.
- There is a risk of flash flooding throughout the region.
- San Diego County is providing free sandbags to help residents protect property from erosion and rising water.
Who's Mentioned
organizationNational Weather Service“Issued the Coastal Flood and High Surf advisories.”otherHurricane Marie“The weather system causing the advisories.”locationSan Diego County“Providing sandbags to residents.”organizationNational Hurricane Center“Provided forecast models for Hurricane Marie.”organizationCal Fire“Distributing sandbags in unincorporated areas.”