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Storm Rachel Causes Coastal Damage and Erosion in Long Beach

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 12
Gone quiet Reached 2 outlets in its first 24 hours
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What happened

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Tropical Storm Rachel caused powerful waves and flooding in Long Beach, resulting in damage to the boardwalk and at least eight red-tagged homes on the coast. The area was also battered by powerful waves from Hurricane Marie previously. Officials lifted broader evacuation orders for Treasure Island on Sunday evening.

From kabc.com, channel3000.com

Why it matters

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The damage to coastal infrastructure and homes raises concerns about local property values and municipal costs for recovery and reinforcement. Residents are taking private action to shore up properties against continued erosion from the storms.

From kabc.com, laist.com, channel3000.com

Who's involved

  • Long BeachCity experiencing storm damage, flooding, and infrastructure issues.
  • MarieHurricane that previously caused significant damage and surf in the area.
  • Treasure IslandIsland where evacuation orders were lifted following storm damage.

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How it developed

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  1. Evacuation orders were lifted for Treasure Island following damage caused by Post-tropical storm Rachel.1 source
  2. Two storms, Rachel and Marie, are driving high surf and erosion in Long Beach.1 source

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