The Bay Area is experiencing warm weather under mostly sunny skies, but dangerous surf conditions and high tides are expected to impact the region. Concurrently, Oregon's coast is under a Beach Hazards Statement issued by the National Weather Service, valid from 10 p.m. Wednesday to 7 p.m. Thursday, due to the risk of sneaker waves. These waves can unexpectedly surge far onto the beach, knocking people off their feet and pulling them into the frigid ocean, posing serious injury or drowning risks. Authorities advise caution and vigilance, especially for those in or near the water, including razor clam diggers and beachgoers. The Oregon coast warning emphasizes staying out of the water to avoid hazardous conditions. Additionally, a coastal flood advisory is in effect for Northern California from Thursday to Sunday, warning of potential coastal flooding due to high tides and rough seas. Overall, residents and visitors in the affected regions are urged to heed safety advisories and remain vigilant as hazardous surf and high tides threaten safety.