#Ocean

Watch as Hurricane Marie swells collapse sidewalks and swallow palm trees in Orange County.

The warm-water visitors are another sign of a changing Southern California ocean.

From Newton to today, scientists have always taken cues from the sea on how to study the nature of all things on Earth.

Oceanographers warn a coastally trapped wave will raise Bay Area sea levels nearly a foot in October.

From the carnivorous death ball sponge to ghostly worms that glow yellow, these recent deep-sea finds prove the ocean is far weirder than we imagined.

This is not, we’re afraid to report, a lost Jules Verne novel. Some of the barrels are already corroded, but somehow, life among them is thriving.

Aging with grace in the water's a fine art, Dibi Fletcher answers your reader questions and paints the perfect portrait of ride off into the sunset in style.

From spreadsheets to sacred rituals, Dibi Fletcher digs into your DMs and answers the mysteries of life.

Higher sea levels in California, as well as increased flooding, more severe storms, and heavy rain, threaten the southern and eastern U.S.

Blair Conklin scores standing wave action and hollow shorebreak during powerful El Niño-fueled hurricane swell.

We know El Niño is happening. We also know there's the potential for El Niño to create the types of conditions that powerful surf loves, especially for the Pacific.…

Scientists find genetic proof of a 40-foot ocean giant off the coast of Western Australia – however, they’ve yet to capture the creature on camera.

A carbon fiber electric hydrofoil surfboard was left with deep puncture wounds following a sudden attack in Queensland, Australia.

Blair Conklin embarks on an arctic surf expedition filled with empty waves, roaming bears, and dangerous square waves.

Friends, family, and fellow surfers are remembering a beloved fixture of Ocean Beach’s challenging lineup.

The Trump administration plans to scrap a $368-million investment in deep-sea ocean monitoring that is critical to monitoring extreme weather.

The World Meteorological Organization advised that nations "need to prepare" for the increasing risk of extreme storms, flooding, droughts, and heatwaves.

El Niño and La Niña are two different phases of the warming and cooling of the Pacific Ocean. This pendulum swing between temperatures has polazrizing effects on surf zones across the globe, depending on which phase the ocean is in.…