The combination of elevated tides and large ocean swells could lead to minor coastal flooding, particularly in low-lying areas of San Diego County. Beachgoers seeking relief from the heat wave may encounter hazardous conditions, including waves reaching up to 7 feet in height. The NWS has warned that water could reach farther up the beaches, posing risks to both property and individuals. However, recent rains have reduced the likelihood of wildfires despite the presence of dry Santa Ana winds.