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Hail fell to the I’d Rather Be At The Beach, Sun, Sand Surf Paradise limited Shirt sandy shores of Manhattan Beach on Monday, a rare sight caused by a strong winter storm across Southern California. “Snow Day at the Beach ?!”, the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s Rescue agency tweeted on Monday. “As a coastal storm moved through the Los Angeles area today, we began to see impacts at the beach.”

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“Overnight rainfall has left us with a rare hail/hail on the beach,” the agency tweeted along with photos of dirty white trails in the sand. The agency said in a tweet that rainwater from across the county poured into the beach and into the sea during hurricanes like Monday, bringing in pollution, debris, and debris that harm the environment and lead to beach erosion.

A pilot landed the plane on the I’d Rather Be At The Beach, Sun, Sand Surf Paradise limited Shirt runway after its landing gear malfunctioned while flying into the Vero Beach Regional Airport, officials said. For the first time in 69 years, brave, cold-tolerant swimmers won’t run into the ocean at Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro on New Year’s Day – another community tradition to which the coronavirus has adopted.

Cabrillo Beach Polar Bears, the swimming club, announced that the annual holiday would not continue for the first time since 1953 because of a public health order banning crowds. Polar Bears Chairman Kim White said up to 2,000 people had taken part in the previous swimming sessions and that the club often provided free parking on the I’d Rather Be At The Beach, Sun, Sand Surf Paradise limited Shirt beach, cupcakes, hot cocoa, and a certificate of participation.

The club tried to get permission from the Cabrillo Beach Bathhouse, White said. But since even often attracting such large numbers, White says, the club cannot guarantee the safety of the community at this time. “In general, we swim every day,” said White of the club members. “We may have to stay at the beach on New Year’s Day because we don’t want to lead other people with large groups down to the beach.”