Waves from Hurricane Marie Trigger Evacuations on Long Beach Peninsula
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Waves driven by the remnants of Hurricane Marie breached a seawall and damaged the Seaside Walk boardwalk on the Long Beach Peninsula, leading to evacuation of about 20 homes as crews pumped out water and cleared sand; building inspectors will assess whether foundations are compromised, with streets still closed and high surf expected to continue as El Niño raises concerns about rising sea levels.
- Homes evacuated on Long Beach Peninsula after damage from hurricane-driven waves Long Beach Post
- Dozens of homes evacuated in Long Beach due to storm damage, high surf Los Angeles Times
- Seal Beach residents begin cleanup after high surf floods boardwalk, prepare for more water ABC7 Los Angeles
- Some residents along Long Beach Boardwalk told to evacuate as high surf continues NBC Los Angeles
- California homeowners evacuate as hurricane sends monster waves crashing into their homes New York Post
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