Evacuations in Long Beach Due to Storm Damage and High Surf
Evacuations in Long Beach Due to Storm Damage and High Surf
US · Published Sep 8, 2026
Long Beach officials have evacuated approximately 20 homes along the Long Beach Peninsula due to structural concerns caused by unusually high tides and powerful waves driven by Tropical Storm Marie.
The affected area includes residences along Seaside Walk, from 63rd to 67th Place.

Impact & Risks

The high surf and storm-driven waves have caused significant damage to the seawall, boardwalk, and nearby properties in Long Beach. Cracks and buckling in concrete slabs have been observed, raising concerns about the structural integrity of homes in the affected area. The evacuation orders were issued as a precautionary measure to ensure residents' safety while the city's Building and Safety Bureau evaluates the damage. The high tides, reaching up to 7 feet, have also led to flooding and sand intrusion into streets and properties, posing risks to homes and infrastructure.

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