Hurricane Marie damaged LA, OC beaches. Super El Niño could be worse, experts say
Officials red-tagged 31 homes after erosion opened a sinkhole and blocked access for emergency crews, prompting evacuations and utility shutoffs.
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The force of the ocean once again transformed California's coastal landscape after Hurricane Marie.
High tide and powerful waves pound Southern California beach communities - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
(CNN, KCAL, KCBS) — The powerful waves from Hurricane Marie continued to push water and sand into Southern California’s beach communities. “I’ve never seen anything like it,” Long Beach resident Heidi Buehler said. Buehler said the high surf continuously chipped away at the seawall next to her neighborhood, pushing sand and water into the street. “It flooded pretty bad. The sand came in through our street and just kept coming and coming and comi…
LA, OC Beachfront Homeowners Assess Damages from Hurricane
Homeowners at a few of Southern California’s priciest beach enclaves Wednesday were assessing the damage caused by former Hurricane Marie, which sent huge waves crashing into houses Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. In Malibu, 31 homes were red-tagged, residents were evacuated and a state of emergency was declared after pounding surf and coastal erosion opened a […]
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