President Trump was informed within 30 minutes after the Federal Aviation Administration imposed a nationwide ground stop Friday afternoon, according to U.S. officials.
I suppose if you wanted to sneak to the ocean on foot somewhere you might get away with that but basically there are NO Beaches people are basically allowed on Still in Santa Cruz or Monterey Counties. I saw one picture of a wave at Mavericks and then I looked at the surfer and calculated by his size that the wave likely was 70 feet high he was surfing. However, most beaches surf it says is around 35 feet on top of any high Tides and another foot and a half from the Kelvin wave that has raised the whole ocean from South America UP to Seattle and possibly to Vancouver and Alaska too. So, for anyone living too near the ocean right now it is likely a disaster for them from the tip of South America up to Seattle or further north (if they live on the Pacific Ocean anywhere on the West Coast of the U.S. , Canada and South America and Mexico.
Was blocked anywhere between 1/2 mile to 1 block from the beach and no cars or trucks were allowed through these road blocks.
The good news about this is likely no one will die from people being prevented from getting to the beaches. The bad news is that people cannot get to their beaches to see WTF is going on there.
However, the good part of this is less people will die today from waves too big to deal with for any normal human being.
Basically as far as I presently know all beaches are closed including access to anyplace nearby a beach in both Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties literally everywhere.
A friend sent me a picture of waves breaking about 5 or 6 stories tall onto buildings on the coast. These pictures are sort of what everyone is dealing with in Northern and Likely Southern California too! They are from Google Images:
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