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Hurricane Marie reshaped Southern California coastline

Hurricane Marie reportedly reshaped parts of Southern California's coastline last week. The report warns that a future El Niño could produce worse effects, but does not establish such an event is occurring.

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Coastal damage and future extreme-weather risk could threaten communities and infrastructure in Southern California.

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  1. Hurricane Marie reshaped Southern California's coastline last week. El Niño could be far worse ↗laist.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 8:47 PM UTC
  2. Hurricane Marie reshaped Southern California's coastline last week. El Niño could be far worse • Long Beach Post News ↗lbpost.com · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 1:01 AM UTC

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Hurricane Marie remnants flood Southern California coast and create dangerous surf

Hurricane Marie remained offshore but sent powerful waves and high tides into Southern California, flooding parts of Long Beach and other coastal areas. Rain also contributed to crashes, downed trees and power outages, while beach warnings remained in effect.

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Hurricane Marie is not expected to hit Southern California

Hurricane Marie is not expected to make landfall in Southern California, although hazards or uncertainty may remain. No specific damage or evacuation is reported.

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