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With 0.08" of precipitation, San Francisco had the 8th wettest July on record (since 1849). Other NWS offices may find this funny.

⛅Weather pattern remains stable through the next week: cloudy mornings giving way to breezy afternoons and evenings, with winds picking up on Sunday and Monday. Temperatures remain near or slightly below seasonal averages through the middle of next week. #CAwx

Take a look at this animation of the tsunami resulting from Tuesdays earthquake from our partners @NOAAResearch. Remember, we are still seeing steadily decreasing oscillations as the wave energy continues to move through the Pacific Ocean. #CAwx

And that brings this tsunami event to a close. The last of the advisories have been cancelled. Get more info @ .

Water levels are continuing to fluctuate, as the ocean remains dynamic and dangerous. * Strong ocean currents are possible. * Hazardous swimming and boating conditions remain. * Canoes, kayaks, and paddle boards are especially vulnerable to these dangerous currents.

Dangerous ocean currents and fluctuating water levels should be anticipated at all Pacific coast beaches through Thursday morning. Be sure to check with local officials for beach closures and conditions. #cawx

The NOAA Weather Radio test scheduled for 11AM PDT this morning will be cancelled due to the tsunami activity this morning. The next test will be next Wednesday (8/6) at 11AM PDT. #CAwx

The Tsunami Advisory has been cancelled for the Bay Area/Central Coast. Tsunami products are still in effect for other portions of California. Visit for details. Remain aware around the ocean today as strong currents will exist. #CAwx

While the Tsunami Advisory has been canceled for the Central Coast, it does remain in effect for portions of the California Coast. The ocean will continue to fluctuate over the next several days, with strong currents possible.