Newport Beach flooding: Some California beaches forced to close after 'unusually high' ocean water levels from Tropical Storm Rachel

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Newport Beach flooding: Some California beaches forced to close after 'unusually high' ocean water levels from Tropical Storm Rachel

The remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel are fueling flooding in several Southern California coastal communities.

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How much rain did Tropical Storm Rachel bring to the San Diego area?

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Tropical Storm Rachel Heads for Northern Baja Landfall, Coastal Flood Warning in Effect for San Diego Through Sunday

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Tropical Storm Rachel's surf drives out Long Beach residents, briefly shuts Newport Beach beaches

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Triple threat: Tropical Storm Rachel, Kelvin wave, high tides combined to batter SoCal coast

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Newport Beach flooding: Some California beaches forced to close after 'unusually high' ocean water levels from Tropical Storm Rachel

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