I probably should have worded my question more efficiently but the general idea is I wanted to know the damage of the hurricanes through waves at a distance were creating in California especially Southern California
and it looks like there is serious flooding at some locations in Southern California from all this from the ocean waves as you can see in this quote from below:
Coastal Flooding:
The combination of large swells and high evening tides has flooded
beach parking lots, bike paths, and coastal roads. Places like Seal Beach, Long Beach's Alamitos Peninsula, Malibu, and Newport Beach have been heavily hit by coastal flooding.
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No
hurricanes are directly hitting or making landfall in California, but a
powerful hurricane far offshore is heavily battering the coastline with
massive waves and flooding.
While there are currently three active hurricanes in the Pacific Ocean (Marie, Lowell, and Karina), they are staying hundreds of miles out at sea and will not make landfall in the United States. However, the strongest of these—Hurricane Marie—is sending intense ocean swells right toward Southern California.
- Massive Surf & Backwash: South-facing shores are seeing 5 to 10-foot waves, with some areas experiencing violent 20-foot surges and backwashes that are actively causing significant beach erosion.
Are you planning to visit a specific beach or coastal area in California this week? I can provide the latest localized weather and advisory updates for that area.
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