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Tropical Storm Marie's Southern California surf impacts
DevelopingNext check : Whether the destructive surf impacts and resulting emergency response have ended.
Where it stands
Tropical Storm Marie never made landfall, but its long south swell and Labor Day high tides sent destructive surf into Southern California. Twenty homes were evacuated in Long Beach, a Malibu driveway collapsed, and a home was destroyed in Dana Point; the reports do not say whether the surf impacts or emergency response have ended.
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The story so far
The Storm That Never Landed Wrecked the Coast
Tropical Storm Marie never made landfall, but its swell on high tides wrecked homes from Dana Point to Malibu and forced 20 evacuations in Long Beach.
What moved
- Weakens to tropical storm with 55-knot winds and 986 mb pressure near 24.4N 123.7W.
- National Hurricane Center issues last advisory, classifying Marie post-tropical.
Still open after this report
- No official total cost of repairs has been established.
- The definitive red-tag counts remain unsettled across Dana Point and Malibu sources.
History
Opened1 report
Who's involved
People
Nicolas CageAmerican actor (born 1964)1 report
Places
- Beach RoadBeach Rd, Dana Point, CA 92624, USA1 report
- East Sea Level DriveE Sea Level Dr, Malibu, CA 90265, USA1 report
- East Seaside WalkE Seaside Walk, Long Beach, CA 90803, USA1 report
- Southern CaliforniaSouthern California, CA, USA1 report
Every outlet we read on this story
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Latin Timeslatintimes.com1
sfchronicle.com1
