Inondation rapportée par la presse : Los Angeles
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What's happening
Record high tides, driven by Tropical Storm Rachel's swells, El Niño, and warm Pacific waters, flooded parts of Newport Beach and Long Beach, Southern California, on Monday, October 26 (2026). The San Pedro gauge at the Port of Los Angeles recorded 2.44 meters, its highest level since measurements began in 1923, while Newport Beach reached 2.53 meters and flooded streets and businesses.
How solid is this record
Corroborated, not yet confirmed- ReportedAt least one source describes it
- Corroborated1 independent newsroom
- ConfirmedThree independent newsrooms, or an authority
1 independent newsroom describes this. An official source is still missing to close the record.
What this is based on
1 source · 0 countries
- Press1
- Country not identified1 source
Also relayed in 1 other country — international echo is a sign of importance, not an extra confirmation.
Corroboration under way
One piece is missing to confirm
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What's missing to corroborate
- An official source (local authority, prefecture, ministry)
- A third independent newsroom
- A witness on the ground to pin the exact area
Affected areas
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