Rare September Rain and Coastal Flooding Hit Los Angeles Due to Hurricane Marie
Rare September Rain and Coastal Flooding Hit Los Angeles Due to Hurricane Marie
US · Published Sep 7, 2026
Los Angeles experienced unusual September rainfall and coastal flooding over the Labor Day weekend as remnants of Hurricane Marie impacted the region.
According to the National Weather Service, most areas in L.A.

Impact & Risks

The storm's impact has been relatively mild, with the rain being described as 'mainly beneficial' by UC climate scientist Daniel Swain. However, the high surf and rip currents have posed significant risks to beachgoers, with reports of 10-foot waves at Zuma Beach and multiple rescues. Minor flooding has been reported in areas like Seal Beach, Malibu, and the San Fernando Valley, with some roads and parking lots temporarily closed. The National Weather Service has also warned of potential debris flows in burn scar areas, which could pose additional risks to residents.

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