USA: Sturm Rachel beschädigt Küstenschutz und Strandpromenade in Long Beach

11.10.2026

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October 11, 2026, Long Beach, California, USA: Waves crash into the boardwalk along the Belmont Shore peninsula while Long Beach City Lifeguards watch as remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel make their way through Southern California. Long Beach USA - ZUMAc316 20261011_znp_c316_001 Copyright: xEthanxCohenx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_142 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_141 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_147 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_148 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_145 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_143 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_140 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_138 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_137 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_131 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_139 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_134 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_132 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_133 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_130 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_129 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_128 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_126 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_123 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_122 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_121 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
News Bilder des Tages #2 October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_127 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_125 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx
October 11, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA: The Long Beach Peninsula is facing severe, structural devastation as Tropical Storm Rachel batters the Southern California coast. Driven by a developing El Nino pattern, this is the fourth major storm system to slam the shoreline in six weeks. Waves and unusually high tides have shattered a 30-foot section of the protective wooden bulkhead, completely shredding the historic boardwalk and allowing seawater to surge directly onto interior streets. Flooding has swamped coastal neighborhoods, forcing mandatory evacuations along oceanfront blocks like Seaside Walk. Emergency crews are working to stack thousands of sandbags and reinforce coastal defenses, but city inspectors have already been forced - ZUMAr19_ 20261011_new_r19_124 Copyright: xRuaridhxStewartx

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