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California beaches close as 35-foot waves hit amid powerful El Niño

Summary by Newsweek
City of Santa Cruz beaches remain closed on Saturday with the National Weather Service warning of a “very high” risk of drowning.

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‘Skip the beach’ advise experts as huge waves crash on California coast

“Any wrong move or stumble could turn deadly.”

·Sacramento, United States
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California beaches close as 35-foot waves hit amid powerful El Niño

City of Santa Cruz beaches remain closed on Saturday with the National Weather Service warning of a “very high” risk of drowning.

·New York, United States
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Santa Cruz Just Closed Every City Beach and the Wharf as 35-Foot Waves Arrive

An entire city’s worth of beaches went off limits at 10 p.m. Friday, when Santa Cruz closed every stretch of sand it manages along with the Municipal Wharf, a step the city rarely takes for surf alone. City officials described the move as a proactive safety measure and stressed that the wharf itself is structurally …

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Newsweek broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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