CALIFORNIA HIT by MASSIVE COASTAL FLOODING — Homes RED TAGGED as 8-FT Tide Arrives

Описание: Tropical Storm Rachel pushed ashore along the California-Mexico border as a post-tropical system, triggering severe coastal flooding, high surf, and flash floods across Southern California. Elevated sea levels driven by an El Niño pattern, unusually warm ocean temperatures, and strong storm surges produced tides approaching eight feet. Massive waves breached sea walls in coastal communities, damaging bulkheads and forcing mandatory evacuations as beachfront homes faced structural risks.

In this video, viewers will see high-surf flooding across Newport Beach and Long Beach, emergency teams placing heavy sandbags along failing bulkheads, structural damage to coastal homes, and flash flood threats inland. Confirmed casualty and missing-person figures are pinned in the comments and updated as official numbers change.

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CHAPTERS

0:00 — Ocean Strikes Coastal California
1:15 — Tropical Storm Rachel Moves Inland
3:01 — Flash Flood Warnings Across the Desert
4:45 — Emergency Declared in Newport Beach
7:23 — MANDATORY EVACUATION — Bulkhead Collapses
10:04 — Unprecedented Coastal Damage
11:54 — What Caused the Unusually High Tides?
13:41 — Record High Tides and What Comes Next

SOURCES

ABC7
California Governor's Office of Emergency Services
NBC Los Angeles

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