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Malibu, Los Angeles Beaches Under Rain Advisory
When it rains in Los Angeles County storm runoff leads to ocean swimming advisories. This current advisory in effect until Thurs., Oct. 27.

MALIBU, CA — In response to the overnight rain, Los Angeles County health officials Monday issued a warning for swimmers and surfers to use caution in the ocean water near storm drains, creeks and rivers.
This warning is customary, standard following events of rain and runoff which can carry debris and bacteria into the ocean, making conditions particularly treacherous for people entering the water near discharge sites according to Los Angeles Health Officials.
On Monday, a rain advisory urged beach goers to avoid swimming in areas where runoff is being dumped into the ocean, even after the rain stops.
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"Discharging storm drains, creeks and rivers only comprise a small portion of the beach, therefore, anybody who wants to go to the beach will still be able to enjoy their outing," according to the Los Angeles Department of Public Health.
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Orange County beaches are also under the same warning for swimmers and surfers.
This rain advisory will remain in place until 10 a.m. Thursday.
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