High tides threaten homes, beaches across Los Angeles, Orange counties

High tides threaten homes, beaches along LA County coast

Large waves pounded the Southern California coast Thursday evening.

LOS ANGELES - Big waves continue to impact Southern California's beach communities.

Los Angeles County Fire's lifeguards shared a video of the big waves pounding Zuma Beach in Malibu.

Big waves hitting Los Angeles County beaches

Los Angeles County Fire's lifeguards shared a video of big waves near one of the county's lifeguard towers.

Down in San Pedro, a man and a woman were both stranded on a cliff in the Point Fermin area due to high tides. Both were safely rescued but a woman suffered a leg injury.

Road in Malibu damaged by high tide, big waves

Big waves caused some big problems along the Southern California coast.

According to the National Weather Service, elevated surf is expected to continue in parts of Orange County through Saturday night, with the highest tide possibly ranging from four to seven feet Friday night. Coastal flooding is also possible for beach communities in Newport Beach and Malibu, per NWS.

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