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City Of Long Beach:Long Beach To Receive Extended Period Of Rain

A series of storms is expected to bring wet weather to Long Beach and Los Angeles County today, Dec. 21, and into the holiday weekend. T ...

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Press release from the City of Long Beach:

12/21/2021

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEPress Release # 122121 Subject: Long Beach to Receive Extended Period of Rain Contact: National Weather Service

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  • Station 7, 2295 Elm St.  
  • Station 12, 1199 Artesia Blvd.  
  • Station 13, 2475 Adriatic Ave.  
  • Station 14, 5200 Eliot St.  

    • Fire Stations

  • Avoid swimming in coastal waters for three days following the end of the rainstorm.   
  • Avoid areas that are subject to sudden flooding.  
  • Avoid driving through a flooded road or walking across a flowing stream of water.  
  • Slow down at intersections, especially if signal lights are not working, and treat them as stop signs. Be cautious while driving, especially at night.  
  • Take appropriate steps to be prepared by securing personal property and vehicles in areas that are prone to flooding.  
  • Avoid unnecessary trips. If you must travel during the storm, dress in warm, loose layers of clothing. Advise others of your destination and estimated arrival time.  
  • Be aware of utility workers working in or near the road.  
  • Stay off sand berms and stay away from City vehicles and machinery operating along the coastline.  
  • Keep pets inside and ensure they have shelter from the storm.  
  • Place refuse and recycling carts on the parkway or driveway apron.  
  • Report street flooding or downed trees by calling 562.570.2700.  
  • Report downed power lines by calling 9-1-1. 
  • Sign up for Alert Long Beach to receive free emergency notifications from the City of Long Beach.  

    • Alert Long Beach Preparing for Emergencies: Severe Weather Reginald.Harrison@longbeach.gov

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