5, after a storm and high surf last week damaged the structure. The Seal Beach pier has been closed since Jan. Tuesday, the highest wave reported was around 7 feet in Huntington Beach, meteorologist Noel Isla said. Big waves slam beaches and streets flood – but Southern California escapes major storm damageĪ coastal hazard warning remained in effect for Orange County until 10 p.m.Rain douses Southern California, brings flooding and debris flows.LA Metro Gold Line service interrupted due to debris on the tracks.
2 people rescued after vehicles fall into Chatsworth sinkhole.Mapped: Orange County’s wettest spots from Monday-Tuesday storm.Pacific Coast Highway was also closed between Warner Avenue and Seapoint Street after flooding for the second time in the past week. Silverado led the way for the most rainfall in Orange County as of 4 p.m., with about 3 inches as of 4 p.m., according to the NWS.īrea and Fullerton saw more than 2 inches, and Coto de Caza and Garden Grove trailed at around 1.5 inches.Ĭaltrans shut down the Imperial Highway on-ramp to the northbound 57 Freeway because of flooding. To get from one end of station to the other, you can use the B/D Line subway. To repeat–and now with a visual: There is flooding in the Union Station pedestrian tunnel. Both of them, described as a mother and daughter, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.īy Tuesday, the sinkhole had grown as wide as Iverson, CBS Los Angeles reported. In Chatsworth, a large sinkhole in the 11400 block of Iverson Road, near the 118 Freeway, led to a rope rescue of two people by Los Angeles city firefighters just before 8:50 p.m. Two bicyclists were rescued via helicopter after they became trapped in 3 to 4 feet of static water along the Rio Hondo river near the Whittier Narrows Water Reclamation Plant, Los Angeles Fire Department Supervisor Martin Rangel said. Residents in about 12 homes were ordered to shelter in place Tuesday morning due to mud and debris flow along Fredonia Drive at Lankershim Boulevard. Elsewhere in the county, access to Topanga Elementary Charter School was restricted, and all Malibu schools were moved to online instruction for the day.Ī large pine tree that was toppled in Valley Village reportedly damaged up to six cars. Standouts included Alhambra at nearly 6.18 inches Pasadena collected 5.41 inches.įlooding was reported on the campus of Marguerita Elementary, according to Alhambra Unified. From metropolitan Los Angeles to Long Beach, showers dropped from 1 to 3 inches of rain, said Kristen Stewart of NWS, while most of the San Gabriel Valley registered from 3 to 5 inches as of Tuesday afternoon.
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