Millionaires’ Homes Destroyed by California Storm
- Tropical Storm Rachel damaged Long Beach’s century-old waterfront boardwalk, while powerful winds damaged a structure in the Inland Empire.
- Rex Richardson said eight Long Beach Peninsula structures were red-tagged as unsafe, while one received a yellow tag allowing limited access.
- Officials ordered evacuations on parts of Seaside Walk and distributed sandbags as coastal flooding, erosion, and strong surf threatened Southern California.
- The National Weather Service warned of dangerous coastal conditions, while Rachel brought heavy rain and flash-flood risks to parts of California and Arizona.
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Diario El MercurioThe tropical storm and the climate phenomenon unleashed a strong wave that left serious damage on the California coast. The mayor of the city warns about future climate risks and the need to strengthen coastal resilience.
The video shows how powerful the remnants of Storm Rachel are.
Tropical Storm Rachel wreaks havoc as Long Beach boardwalk destroyed, winds batter Inland Empire
Tropical Storm Rachel tore through a century-old boardwalk, red-tagged eight homes as unsafe, and sent powerful winds inland as flooding threats continue across Southern California.
Tropical Storm Rachel caused major damage, hitting Southern California over the weekend (10 and 11.10.2026), with widespread flooding in coastal areas leaving ... The article Tropical Storm Rachel swept through Southern California: 100-year-old historic boardwalk destroyed was published in NewsIT.
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