Newport Seashore piers, seashores closed amid excessive surf and flooding – NBC Los Angeles

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All Newport Seashore seashores and piers are closed indefinitely whereas emergency crews proceed working to treatment flooding precipitated on the peninsula by excessive surf.

Authorities declared an area emergency on Friday after excessive surf battered the shoreline, inflicting streets to flood. Movies posted to social media confirmed the Balboa Peninsula in knee-high water, with houses and automobiles parked alongside the coast impacted.

“On account of ongoing flooding, all metropolis seashores and piers are closed till additional discover. Keep away from these areas,” the Newport Seashore Police Division mentioned in a social media put up. “Flooding and unsafe situations pose severe security dangers. Please permit emergency crews to work safely and observe all closure directions.”

Crews additionally used pumps and opened tide valves to cut back flooding, which appeared to decrease Friday afternoon. Authorities urged residents to be cautious and keep away from the shore with excessive surf anticipated into the weekend.

The town declared an area emergency to assist Newport Seashore get hold of extra sources in response to the flooding and elevated surf. The emergency response was anticipated to proceed via the weekend.

On Saturday, crews have been seen constructing sand partitions on the seashore in hopes it will assist decrease future flooding. Elevated surf and excessive tides are anticipated to create hazardous situations alongside seashores in Los Angeles and Orange counties. A coastal flood warning is in impact for LA and Orange County seashores via 3 p.m. Sunday.

Newport Metropolis officers urged neighbors in flood-prone areas to take precautions and transfer their automobiles and possessions away from areas that will flood.

Excessive surf that’s flooded the Newport Seashore Peninsula prompted authorities to declare a state of emergency. Annette Arreola reviews for At the moment in LA on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026.

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