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Hurricane Rachel causes coastal flooding in Southern California
Hurricane Rachel has brought severe weather to Southern California, causing significant coastal flooding and damage to local communities and infrastructure.
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The story so far as of 11 October 2026
On October 8, 2026, Hurricane Rachel approached the Southern California coast, prompting warnings for flooding and severe weather. Emergency services prepared for the storm's impact. By October 11, coastal areas from Newport Beach to Long Beach experienced significant flooding due to Hurricane Rachel, a Kelvin wave, and high tides. This unusual weather pattern caused damage to homes and disrupted transportation, with authorities assessing the situation and planning recovery efforts.
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Coverage, day by day
- Disruption
Coastal flooding hits Southern California
Impact Construction and logistics sectors in Southern California face disruptions from the flooding.
Sources: Los Angeles Times ↗
- Safety & health
Hurricane Rachel threatens Southern California coast
Impact Logistics and tourism operators in Southern California face disruptions from severe weather conditions.
Sources: Los Angeles Times ↗, New York Post ↗
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