Long Beach evacuates homes after Hurricane Marie's remnants damage seawall
Hurricane Marie never made landfall in California, but the storm's remnants brought rain and tall waves into Long Beach. LONG BEACH, Calif. - About 20 homes along Seaside Walk in Long Beach were placed under evacuation orders Monday night after the seawall protecting the peninsula was compromised by days of pounding surf from Hurricane Marie. The storm never came ashore. Its swells did, pushing the Pacific over the berm and into streets and homes on the peninsula. Crews have staged pumps and filled thousands of sandbags ahead of the next high tide.
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Hurricane Marie never made landfall in California, but the storm's remnants brought rain and tall waves into Long Beach. LONG BEACH, Calif. - About 20 homes along Seaside Walk in Long Beach were placed under evacuation orders Monday night after the seawall protecting the peninsula was compromised by days of pounding surf from Hurricane Marie. The storm never came ashore. Its swells did, pushing the Pacific over the berm and into streets and homes on the peninsula. Crews have staged pumps and filled thousands of sandbags ahead of the next high tide.
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Hurricane Marie never made landfall in California, but the storm's remnants brought rain and tall waves into Long Beach. LONG BEACH, Calif. - About 20 homes along Seaside Walk in Long Beach were placed under evacuation orders Monday night after the seawall protecting the peninsula was compromised by days of pounding surf from Hurricane Marie. The storm never came ashore. Its swells did, pushing the Pacific over the berm and into streets and homes on the peninsula. Crews have staged pumps and filled thousands of sandbags ahead of the next high tide.
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Hurricane Marie never made landfall in California, but the storm's remnants brought rain and tall waves into Long Beach. LONG BEACH, Calif. - About 20 homes along Seaside Walk in Long Beach were placed under evacuation orders Monday night after the seawall protecting the peninsula was compromised by days of pounding surf from Hurricane Marie. The storm never came ashore. Its swells did, pushing the Pacific over the berm and into streets and homes on the peninsula. Crews have staged pumps and filled thousands of sandbags ahead of the next high tide.