USA HIT by EXTREME WEATHER — Las Vegas FLOODS & California Homes Near COLLAPSE

The remnants of Hurricane Rachel have triggered record rainfall and flash flooding in Las Vegas while powerful Pacific waves batter the California coast. On October 11, 2026, Las Vegas recorded 1.08 inches of rain in a single day, flooding streets, prompting water rescues, and closing Interstate 15. In Long Beach, waves tore apart sections of a century-old boardwalk, breached a protective seawall, and left nine buildings across 13 addresses marked unsafe. The coastal threat extends beyond Rachel itself. Elevated Pacific water levels, unusually high tides, and repeated storms have weakened the Long Beach Peninsula, where firefighters are monitoring damaged homes for possible collapse. The city is reinforcing the shoreline and preparing a multimillion-dollar beach restoration project, while evacuation orders remain in effect for vulnerable properties. Meanwhile, Hurricane Isaias continues to affect the Southeast after making landfall in Florida. At least four people have died, hundreds of thousands of customers have lost power, and recovery crews are clearing roads and preparing communities for reopening as flood risks persist inland. In this video, we examine Rachel’s record rainfall in Las Vegas, the coastal destruction in Long Beach, the role of El Niño in elevated Pacific water levels, and the ongoing recovery from Isaias across Florida and neighboring states. Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation. CHAPTERS 00:20 - Rachel Floods Las Vegas as Waves Threaten California Homes 01:34 - Rachel Crosses Baja California and Moves Inland 02:47 - Las Vegas Records Its Wettest Day Since 2019 04:02 - Flash Flooding Closes Interstate 15 05:16 - Strong Winds and Flood Warnings Hit the Southwest 06:30 - Hurricane Isaias Damages Florida’s Gulf Coast 07:43 - Deadly Storm Impacts Across the Southeast 08:56 - Power Restoration Efforts Continue 10:11 - Roads Reopen as Flori