Big waves – some topping 18 feet in Los Angeles County – wreaked havoc on Friday, Jan. 6, as high tides and a winter swellleading to beach erosion, pier closures, crumbled asphalt parking lots and boats torn from their docks.
Waves crash over the Redondo Beach break wall near the King Harbor Yacht Club on Thursday, Jan. 5, 2023. A series of storm systems moved into the area, causing waves upwards of 12 feet high along the South Bay coast. Large waves hit the pilings of the Huntington Beach Pier early Friday morning, January 6, 2023 in Huntington Beach. The recent storm that brought rain, wind and snow to most of California, has also brought large, and in some areas, damaging surf.
High surf along west facing beaches in the southland had the Manhattan Beach Pier closed on Thursday January 5, 2022. Additionally, the high surf and tide surge swamped a block jetty at Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro, flooding and closing the nearby parking lot. Mounds of sand buried a bike path that runs from Torrance Beach to Avenue H in Redondo Beach and sea water flooded into a parking lot and public bathroom facility.
The piers will remain closed until city crews assess the structures to ensure they haven’t been compromised, likely a day or two, said Capt. Kealiinohopono Barnes, also with the Los Angeles County division.
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