El Niño Erosion Threatens California Coast Highway

El Niño-driven erosion is closing sections of California's Pacific Coast Highway as winter storms approach.

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El Niño Erosion Threatens California Coast Highway

El Niño-driven erosion is closing sections of California's Pacific Coast Highway as winter storms approach.

In brief

El Niño-driven erosion is closing sections of California's Pacific Coast Highway as winter storms approach. Strong El Niño conditions are causing rapid coastal erosion that has closed parts of California's Pacific Coast Highway. Originally reported by Sfgate.

Pacific Coast Highway Erosion

A curvy stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway through the Crystal Cove State Park in Laguna Beach, Calif., on Feb. 10, 2022.

El Niño-driven high surf and warm ocean waters are eroding California's coastline.

Laguna Beach Road Closure

Caltrans closed a section of the Pacific Coast Highway after a cliffside crack threatened the roadway.

Carlsbad Emergency

Carlsbad declared a local emergency after waves wiped out the parking lot at Tamarack State Beach.

Malibu Road Closure

Malibu closed Westward Beach Road due to severe erosion from high tides and surf.

In short

Strong El Niño conditions are causing rapid coastal erosion that has closed parts of California's Pacific Coast Highway.

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