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Waves From Post-Tropical Storm Rachel Hit Long Beach Homes
Waves from Post-Tropical Storm Rachel hit beachfront homes in Long Beach, Southern California, over the weekend.
The storm was described as powerful.
The affected homes were directly on the beach.
The waves prompted evacuations.
That meant people had to leave homes in the affected area.
The evacuations followed the waves reaching the homes.
No further details about the situation or next steps were provided.
Waves from Post-Tropical Storm Rachel crashed into beachfront homes in Long Beach, California, over the weekend.
The waves prompted evacuations.
The storm was described as powerful.
- Who
- Residents of beachfront homes were affected.
- What
- Waves from Post-Tropical Storm Rachel hit beachfront homes and prompted evacuations.
- When
- Over the weekend; the exact dates are not stated.
- Where
- Long Beach, California.
- Why
- Waves from the storm crashed into the homes.
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- Storm
- Post-Tropical Storm Rachel
- Location
- Long Beach, California
- Timing
- Over the weekend
- Impact
- Beachfront homes were hit by waves
- Response
- Evacuations were prompted
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