Hurricane Narda continues to churn in the Pacific Ocean, sending large swells towards Southern California shores.

The National Weather Service has issued a Beach Hazards Statement for beaches from Santa Barbara County to San Diego County in addition to Catalina Island.

“Dangerous rip currents and breaking waves of 3 to 5 feet are expected on south-facing beaches,” NWS said. “Sets of waves up to 6 feet possible for south and southwest-facing beaches.”

The large south swells began hitting SoCal on Sunday, and according to weather officials, they peaked on Monday and Tuesday. Forecasters advised beachgoers of dangerous rip currents, elevated surf and a threat of minor coastal flooding to south-facing shores through Wednesday.

One location in particular where lifeguards have been busy is N

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