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Running across 1 GEO.

Running in a single market (United States) — a focused test, not a broad rollout yet.

1 GEO
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LP host: foxweather.com

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Unknown advertiser native ad: 2 college students killed after being swept into ocean amid powerful surf at California beach · Outbrain · US

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First seen: Jun 17
Last seen: Jun 17
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2 college students killed after being swept into ocean amid powerful surf at California beach

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foxweather.com/weather-news/college-students…

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This Outbrain creative has been running for 0 days across 1 country and first seen on June 17, 2026. It has been observed in United States. The ad lands on foxweather.com. On our 30-day observation series the creative has run in intermittent bursts over the last 30 days.

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foxweather.com

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/weather-news/college-students-killed-swept-ocean-high-surf-california-beach

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https://www.foxweather.com/weather-news/college-students-killed-swept-ocean-high-surf-california-beach

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2 young college students killed after being swept into ocean by rising tides | Fox Weather
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June 16, 2026 10:50pm EDT
2 college students killed after being swept into ocean amid powerful surf at California beach
Authorities said the two friends were believed to have been sleeping on Yellow Bank Beach, when incoming tides caught them off guard and pulled them into the water.
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Authorities respond to fatal ocean incident in California
One person died and another remains in critical condition after the pair were swept into the ocean. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the beach.
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, Calif. - Two young college students were killed after being swept into the ocean by rising tides and powerful surf while apparently napping near a popular beach in Southern California , according to authorities.
Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the beach to rescue two young women, later identified as 21-year-old Harshita Nair and 20-year-old Mahial Sran, both of Fremont, according to FOX News Digital .
WHAT IS A KING TIDE OR PERIGEAN SPRING TIDE?
A multi-agency rescue occurred in California, including CAL FIRE CZU, Alma Helitack Copter 614, CA State Lifeguard Rescue Swimmers, Santa Cruz City Rescue Swimmers.
(CAL FIRE CZU San Mateo-Santa Cruz Unit / FOX Weather)
Authorities said the two friends were believed to have been sleeping near the "Keyhole," which is a natural archway used to access Yellow Bank Beach , when incoming tides caught them off guard and pulled them into the water, FOX News Digital reported.
About eight rescuers jumped in to rescue the women — both of whom were rushed to hospitals where they later died, officials said.
RIP CURRENTS: WHAT ARE THEY, HOW TO SPOT THEM AND HOW TO SAVE YOURSELF FROM ONE
"What we're also seeing is that people go through the keyhole to get to Yellow Bank Beach, and then they get trapped on Yellow Bank Beach because of the tides," Santa Cruz County Volunteer Capt. Kyle Breton said in a video posted to social media.
California law enforcement agencies rescued two individuals after being swept into the ocean.
(CAL FIRE CZU San Mateo-Santa Cruz Unit / FOX Weather)
Emergency crews said they located one woman down the shoreline where she was airlifted to Yellow Bank Beach before being taken to a local hospital.
Meanwhile, the other woman was brought to Panther Beach , where they were carried in a stoke basket to an awaiting ambulance and transported to a local hospital.
5-YEAR-OLD GIRL SWEPT INTO OCEAN BY ROUGH SURF HAS DIED AT POPULAR CALIFORNIA BEACH
FOX News Digital reports that Nair was a legal studies major at the University of California, Berkeley, while Sran studied public health at San José State University.
According to the CALFIRE CZU San Mateo–Santa Cruz Unit, This was the fifth water rescue the agency has performed this past month along the one-mile stretch of coastline between Yellow Bank Beach and Bonny Doon Beach.
(CAL FIRE CZU San Mateo-Santa Cruz Unit / FOX Weather)
Both women graduated from Fremont's Washington High School in 2023 and were expected to complete their degrees in 2027.
The tragedy happened along a notoriously hazardous stretch of coastline known for steep surf, strong currents and so-called sneaker waves that can surge far beyond the waterline with little warning, according to FOX News Digital.
18-YEAR-OLD DIES OF HEAT-RELATED ILLNESS WHILE HIKING ON POPULAR TRAIL IN GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK
According to the CALFIRE CZU San Mateo–Santa Cruz Uni t, this was the fifth water rescue the agency has performed this past month along the one-mile stretch of coastline between Yellow Bank Beach and Bonny Doon Beach.
Numerous California law enforcement agencies responded to the scene.
(CAL FIRE CZU San Mateo-Santa Cruz Unit / FOX Weather)
The dangerous water conditions were driven by a southern swell, according to the National Weather Service. This has triggered high surf events affecting both Orange and Los Angeles counties.
HOW TO WATCH FOX WEATHER
The Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office issued a warning after they said they responded to an increased number of water rescues over the past few weeks.
"Over the past few weeks, law enforcement and fire crews have responded to an increased number of water rescues," the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office said. "With warm weather expected this weekend, beaches across Santa Cruz County are expected to be crowded. Please keep safety a top priority."
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Observed: Jun 17, 2026Last seen: Jun 17, 2026Days running: 0

Observed daily (last 30 days)

May 19 → Jun 17·peaks Jun 17

30-day run pattern

Pulsed

Intermittent runs with quiet stretches — likely paused for budget cycles or rotation against fresher creatives.

Coverage: 3% of 30d
Peak surge: 1× vs median
Last 7d: 1
WoW: new

Peak day: Jun 17

Window: May 19 → Jun 17

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Running across 1 GEO.

Running in a single market (United States) — a focused test, not a broad rollout yet.

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LP host: foxweather.com

Reverse-engineered from the live ad — longevity, GEOs, and the affiliate funnel behind it. Verified by following the redirect chain on Jun 17. Free, no login.

2 college students killed after being swept into ocean amid powerful surf at California beach

New todayOutbrainContent Arb

foxweather.com/weather-news/college-students…

Days alive is a profitability proxy — advertisers don’t pay to run losers.

Geo reach

Single-geo testa single market

Predominantly Tier 1, concentrated in North America — United States.

2 young college students killed after being swept into ocean by rising tides | Fox Weather Search Fox Weather The FOX Weather App Learn More Watch Live Weather News How to Watch Extreme Weather FIFA World Cup Learn Local Weather Space Lifestyle Video America's Weather Team Podcast Deals Weather News Published June 16, 2026 10:50pm EDT 2 college students killed after being swept into ocean amid powerful surf at California beach Authorities said the two friends were believed to have been sleeping on Yellow Bank Beach, when incoming tides caught them off guard and pulled them into the water. By Alexandra Myers Source FOX Weather Facebook Twitter Email Copy Link 00:18 Authorities respond to fatal ocean incident in California One person died and another remains in critical condition after the pair were swept into the ocean. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the beach. SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, Calif. - Two young college students were killed after being swept into the ocean by rising tides and powerful surf while apparently napping near a popular beach in Southern California , according to authorities. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the beach to rescue two young women, later identified as 21-year-old Harshita Nair and 20-year-old Mahial Sran, both of Fremont, according to FOX News Digital . WHAT IS A KING TIDE OR PERIGEAN SPRING TIDE? A multi-agency rescue occurred in California, including CAL FIRE CZU, Alma Helitack Copter 614, CA State Lifeguard Rescue Swimmers, Santa Cruz City Rescue Swimmers. (CAL FIRE CZU San Mateo-Santa Cruz Unit / FOX Weather) Authorities said the two friends were believed to have been sleeping near the "Keyhole," which is a natural archway used to access Yellow Bank Beach , when incoming tides caught them off guard and pulled them into the water, FOX News Digital reported. About eight rescuers jumped in to rescue the women — both of whom were rushed to hospitals where they later died, officials said. RIP CURRENTS: WHAT ARE THEY, HOW TO SPOT THEM AND HOW TO SAVE YOURSELF FROM ONE "What we're also seeing is that people go through the keyhole to get to Yellow Bank Beach, and then they get trapped on Yellow Bank Beach because of the tides," Santa Cruz County Volunteer Capt. Kyle Breton said in a video posted to social media. California law enforcement agencies rescued two individuals after being swept into the ocean. (CAL FIRE CZU San Mateo-Santa Cruz Unit / FOX Weather) Emergency crews said they located one woman down the shoreline where she was airlifted to Yellow Bank Beach before being taken to a local hospital. Meanwhile, the other woman was brought to Panther Beach , where they were carried in a stoke basket to an awaiting ambulance and transported to a local hospital. 5-YEAR-OLD GIRL SWEPT INTO OCEAN BY ROUGH SURF HAS DIED AT POPULAR CALIFORNIA BEACH FOX News Digital reports that Nair was a legal studies major at the University of California, Berkeley, while Sran studied public health at San José State University. According to the CALFIRE CZU San Mateo–Santa Cruz Unit, This was the fifth water rescue the agency has performed this past month along the one-mile stretch of coastline between Yellow Bank Beach and Bonny Doon Beach. (CAL FIRE CZU San Mateo-Santa Cruz Unit / FOX Weather) Both women graduated from Fremont's Washington High School in 2023 and were expected to complete their degrees in 2027. The tragedy happened along a notoriously hazardous stretch of coastline known for steep surf, strong currents and so-called sneaker waves that can surge far beyond the waterline with little warning, according to FOX News Digital. 18-YEAR-OLD DIES OF HEAT-RELATED ILLNESS WHILE HIKING ON POPULAR TRAIL IN GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK According to the CALFIRE CZU San Mateo–Santa Cruz Uni t, this was the fifth water rescue the agency has performed this past month along the one-mile stretch of coastline between Yellow Bank Beach and Bonny Doon Beach. Numerous California law enforcement agencies responded to the scene. (CAL FIRE CZU San Mateo-Santa Cruz Unit / FOX Weather) The dangerous water conditions were driven by a southern swell, according to the National Weather Service. This has triggered high surf events affecting both Orange and Los Angeles counties. HOW TO WATCH FOX WEATHER The Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office issued a warning after they said they responded to an increased number of water rescues over the past few weeks. "Over the past few weeks, law enforcement and fire crews have responded to an increased number of water rescues," the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office said. "With warm weather expected this weekend, beaches across Santa Cruz County are expected to be crowded. Please keep safety a top priority." Tags Beaches Ocean California Safety Health Stay22 US Outdoors Download the FOX Weather App Available on iOS & Android Latest Weather News Fox Weather About the App Privacy Policy Updated Terms of Use Your Privacy Choices Media Relations Corporate Information Help Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube LinkedIn TikTok RSS Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. ©2026 FOX News Network, LLC. All rights reserved. Loading...