Big waves are expected to pound the Southern California coast again Monday as cleanup crews in Seal Beach use heavy equipment to build up a sand berm along the shoreline.
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Crews were building up the berm near beach homes early Monday because a high-surf advisory will be in effect until noon in L.A County and 5 p.m. in Orange County. Ocean water spilled onto streets in Seal Beach Sunday, only reaching as high as curbing near 14th Street.
The surf peaked Sunday night. After high tide at 6:30 a.m. Monday, the surf was expected to diminish.
Sets might reach 12 feet in LA County and 10 feet in Orange County.
Moderate west-northwest winds are expected to pick up later Monday morning. Gusts might reach 60 mph in inland areas.
Expect high temperatures in the high-70s.
"It will feel more like spring today and tomorrow," said NBC4 forecaster Elita Loresca.
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