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Tropical Storm Rachel Brings Coastal Flooding Risk to Long Beach and Malibu

25 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 19
Gone quiet Reached 4 outlets in its first 24 hours
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What happened

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Swells from Tropical Storm Rachel, combined with high tides and winds, are creating hazardous conditions along the Southern California coast. The National Weather Service reported that the greatest risk for coastal flooding is expected on Sunday. A coastal flood advisory is in effect through Tuesday afternoon.

From bakersfieldnow.com

Why it matters

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The storm's swells and high tides pose immediate threats to coastal infrastructure integrity. Local officials in Long Beach are preparing for possible flooding in low-lying areas. The event increases property and insurance risk in areas like Malibu.

From bakersfieldnow.com

Who's involved

  • Long BeachCity preparing for possible flooding in low-lying areas
  • MalibuCity subject to coastal flooding risk and hazardous conditions
  • National Weather ServiceU.S. forecasting agency tracking the storm's effects

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MalibuSpeculative

    Malibu could face increased property and insurance risk due to coastal flooding.

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