SoCal coastal cities race to protect homes ahead of high tides
Coastal communities across Southern California are preparing for another round of high tides and powerful surf expected Monday. Coastal communities across Southern California are preparing for another round of high tides and powerful surf expected Monday. In Long Beach, crews are working on an $11 million dredging project to widen the beach and create a protective buffer against incoming waves. The project aims to widen Alamitos Bay by 100 to 200 feet, but it could take months to complete. Meanwhile, in Seal Beach, teams have built a seasonal sand berm a month earlier than usual in preparation for high tides. In Newport Beach, they have also constructed a massive sand barm reaching 25 feet in some areas. Public transportation is also affected by the high tides, with Metrolink suspending service along a portion of its Orange County Line.
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Coastal communities across Southern California are preparing for another round of high tides and powerful surf expected Monday, as crews work to reinforce beaches and protect vulnerable homes.
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