As California prepares for a series of storms that will bring heavy rains and choppy seas, the US National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a warning about strong waves slamming onto beaches and overwhelming seawalls. There are worries about flooding in low-lying coastal communities since waves are predicted to reach heights of about nine meters off the coastlines of San Francisco and the Big Sur region.
Authorities advised people to avoid the ocean and to stay away from piers, harbours, and rocky regions since the big waves could flood neighbouring properties. The warnings follow weeks of devastation in Long Beach caused by waves from a tropical storm that flooded a residential neighbourhood, destroyed parts of the beachfront, and damaged homes that are now in danger of collapsing. San Francisco and the Big Sur coasts might see waves as high as nine meters, which could cause flooding in low-lying coastal regions. Officials have issued a warning that huge waves could inundate surrounding buildings, so they want people to stay out of the ocean and away from harbours, piers, and rocky places. Tropical storm waves recently devastated parts of Long Beach’s beachfront, flooded a residential district, and damaged or destroyed homes that are now in danger of collapsing, prompting the warnings.
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