Life-Threatening Floods Hit California, Disneyland Unaffected
Massive waves caused by Pacific storms lead to evacuations in Ventura County, conditions beginning to calm.
- California is experiencing life-threatening floods due to massive waves and coastal flooding, particularly in Ventura County.
- The waves, reaching up to 40 feet, are a result of a series of powerful storms from the Pacific Ocean.
- Evacuation warnings were issued in areas around the Pacific Coast Highway in Ventura County, but were lifted on Saturday afternoon.
- Despite the extreme conditions, Disneyland Resort remains unaffected and serves as a safe zone for residents.
- Ocean conditions are beginning to calm, but high surf warnings remain in parts of California.
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