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- 1Rare low tide reveals mossy rocks under San Diego's Ocean Beach Pier●Mossy rock formations beneath Ocean Beach Pier revealed by a very low tide. This is a wonderful place to explore along t
An exceptionally low tide has exposed mossy rock formations that normally sit underwater beneath the Ocean Beach Pier in San Diego, California. The coastal scene is being shared widely, with photographers and locals recommending it as a spot to explore along the Southern California shoreline while the unusual tide lasts.
- 2Lake Hartwell Waterfront Homes Threatened by Falling Water Levels●Lake Hartwell's $3M Waterfront Homes Are Losing Their Water — And the Army Corps Won't Help
Owners of multi-million-dollar waterfront properties on Lake Hartwell, which straddles the Georgia-South Carolina border, say their homes are losing access to the water as lake levels drop, and they are frustrated with the US Army Corps of Engineers, which manages the reservoir and its dam operations. Homeowners reportedly feel the agency is unwilling to help protect their property values and shoreline access.
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Tropical Storm Simon is forecast to rapidly intensify as it moves toward Mexico's west-central Pacific coast. Weathernews reports the storm is expected to strengthen, raising concerns about heavy rain, coastal flooding and strong winds for communities along the shoreline. Residents in the storm's projected path are watching forecasts closely as authorities prepare for a possible hurricane landfall.
- 4Wildlife photographer shares morning shots of San Luis Obispo Bay●Good morning from the Left Coast San Luis Obispo Bay Photographer Jon Pinter # Wildlife # photo # photography # fotograf
Photographer Jon Pinter is sharing early-morning images of San Luis Obispo Bay on California's central coast, tagging the work under wildlife, nature and coastal photography. The pictures are drawing appreciative attention from nature and West Coast lifestyle audiences, who are engaging with the scenic shoreline imagery and the photographer's view of the Left Coast.
- 5Long Beach braces for coastal flooding as Tropical Storm Rachel nears▼Long Beach prepares for possible coastal flooding from Tropical Storm Rachel
Tropical Storm Rachel has prompted Long Beach officials to prepare for possible coastal flooding along the Southern California shoreline. NBC Los Angeles reports that city crews and emergency services are taking precautionary measures as the storm approaches, with residents advised to stay clear of low-lying coastal areas and monitor official warnings.
- 6Golden hour sunset over Morro Bay captured by photographer●California Sunset Morro Bay California Photographer Jon Pinter # Sunset # goldenhour # photo # photography # fotografie
California photographer Jon Pinter shared a sunset photograph of Morro Bay on the state's central coast, showing the sky in golden-hour colours over the shoreline. The image highlights the bay's coastal scenery and has drawn appreciation for its composition and natural beauty.
- 7Saimaa, Finland's largest lake, draws travel attention●Saimaa ist Finnlands größter See und prägt die Landschaft des Südostens wie kaum ein anderes Gewässer. Seine Oberfläche
Finland's largest lake, Saimaa, is being highlighted as a defining feature of the country's southeastern landscape. Its surface is broken up by countless bays and islands, a result of Ice Age geology, and its forested shoreline stretches far into the wilderness, making it a popular subject for nature and travel enthusiasts.
- 8Wildlife Photos Capture Morning on the San Luis Obispo Coast●Good morning from the Central Coast San Luis Obispo Bay Photographer Jon Pinter # Wildlife # photo # photography # fotog
Photographer Jon Pinter is sharing wildlife and coastal photography from San Luis Obispo Bay on California's Central Coast. His morning shots of the shoreline and local nature are drawing attention from photography and coastal-life enthusiasts, who are praising the scenery of the stretch of California coastline.
- 9Shorecrest boys tennis finishes 11-1, shares WESCO South title●Shorecrest boys tennis wraps up its season with an 11-1 record and a share of the WESCO South title
Shorecrest High School's boys tennis team closed its season with an 11-1 record, earning a share of the WESCO South championship. The Scots' strong run through league play capped a successful campaign, with local coverage in Shoreline highlighting the team's achievement as a standout performance in Washington high school athletics this season.
- 10Surfrider Climate Week turns focus to Oʻahu's coasts●Come clean and conserve Oʻahu's coasts for Surfrider Climate Week
Surfrider Climate Week is underway on Oʻahu, with a call to come clean and conserve the island's coastal areas. Hawaii Public Radio is highlighting the campaign, which encourages residents and visitors to take part in coastal conservation efforts. The initiative ties local beach and shoreline protection to broader climate action, inviting the community to get involved during the week's events.
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An NBC Bay Area report examines how climate change is driving worsening coastal flooding. Rising sea levels, warmer ocean waters and stronger storms are pushing water further inland, threatening homes, infrastructure and communities along the shoreline. The report explains the science behind the trend and highlights growing concern among residents and experts about the increasing frequency and severity of flood events.
- 12Sunrise photograph captures Mono Lake tufa formations●“Tufa at Dawn” — A shoreline tufa in light reflected by sunrise clouds above Mono Lake. There is a lot to see and photog
A landscape photograph titled 'Tufa at Dawn' shows a shoreline tufa formation at Mono Lake in California, lit by light reflected from sunrise clouds. The photographer describes arriving from a Sierra campsite well before first light in late August, noting that sunrise at Mono Lake offers plenty for photographers to capture.