Hurricane Marie, California and Long Beach
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California homeowners evacuate Long Beach as Tropical Storm Marie sends massive waves over a damaged seawall, flooding homes and threatening the coast.
At California's iconic surf break, The Wedge, powerful swell from Hurricane Marie has accelerated coastal erosion, uncovering a forgotten piece of Newport Beach history.
Tropical Storm Marie has caused a frenzy in Southern California this week. Forecasters said it will almost certainly stay far offshore.
Despite talk in recent days of a hurricane hitting California, Tropical Storm Marie will stay well offshore, the National Weather Service says.
Hurricane Karina's swells are expected to reach Southern California, bringing life-threatening surf and rip current conditions.
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Massive surf swamps coastal homes and beach paths, echoing the deadly 1939 "El Cordonazo" storm.
Even if California avoids the worst of this storm, it could signal a heightened risk of tropical threats in the weeks and months ahead.
Hurricane Marie is impacting the Southern California coastline with powerful swells and dangerous rip currents triggering flooding, water rescues, and a frantic effort to keep ocean water away from homes.
Category 4 Hurricane Lowell is now spinning south of Hawaii. Farther east, Tropical Storm Marie is a bit of a question mark for Southern California.
The remnants of Hurricane Marie delivered an unusually rare September rainfall event to Los Angeles, where September is typically one of the city's driest months. The tropical moisture also generated