High Tide and Intense Waves Cause Damage, Evacuations in Long Beach
High Tide and Intense Waves Cause Damage, Evacuations in Long Beach
US · Published Sep 9, 2026
The Peninsula neighborhood of Long Beach, California, experienced significant damage due to high tide and intense waves brought by Hurricane Marie.
On September 8, 2026, pounding surf caused structural damage to the seawall, boardwalk, and nearby homes, prompting evacuations of 24 residential buildings.

Impact & Risks

The flooding and high surf have displaced residents, damaged homes, and compromised infrastructure in Long Beach's Peninsula neighborhood. Approximately 20 homes were evacuated, and streets were inundated with up to two feet of water. The seawall and boardwalk sustained significant damage, increasing vulnerability to future tides. Residents have reported debris, sand, and mud in garages and streets, with some vehicles heavily damaged. The situation poses risks to property and safety, especially with another high tide expected.

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