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A barricade still stands up along Ocean Boulevard between 66th and 72nd Place, along the Peninsula in Long Beach, Calif., Sunday, March 2, 2014. Flooding occurred when heavy surf eroded the protective sand berm Saturday night, resulting in 20 homes on Ocean Blvd between 66th and 72nd Place, sustaining damage to either living levels or parking areas. No residents were reported to be displaced, said Long Beach Fire Department Public information Officer Will Nash. (AP Photo/Daily Breeze, Stephen Carr)
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A resident hoses off a neighbor's driveway along Ocean Boulevard between 66th and 72nd Place, in Long Beach, Calif., Sunday, March 2, 2014. Flooding occurred when heavy surf eroded the protective sand berm Saturday night, resulting in 20 homes on Ocean Blvd between 66th and 72nd Place, sustaining damage to either living levels or parking areas. No residents were reported to be displaced, said Long Beach Fire Department Public information Officer Will Nash. (AP Photo/Daily Breeze, Stephen Carr)
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Cleanup crews work after sand and silt flooded a home and garage near Ocean Boulevard between 66th and 72nd Place, along the Peninsula in Long Beach, Calif., Sunday, March 2, 2014. Flooding occurred when heavy surf eroded the protective sand berm Saturday night, resulting in 20 homes on Ocean Blvd between 66th and 72nd Place, sustaining damage to either living levels or parking areas. No residents were reported to be displaced, said Long Beach Fire Department Public information Officer Will Nash. (AP Photo/Daily Breeze, Stephen Carr)
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** FILE ** A barricade still stands up along Ocean Boulevard between 66th and 72nd Place, along the Peninsula in Long Beach, Calif., Sunday, March 2, 2014. Flooding occurred when heavy surf eroded the protective sand berm Saturday night, resulting in 20 homes on Ocean Blvd between 66th and 72nd Place, sustaining damage to either living levels or parking areas. (AP Photo/Daily Breeze, Stephen Carr)
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FILE - In this Wednesday, March 27, 2013 file photo a "no trespassing" sign and the roof of a mansion are visible from the path of the Cliff Walk, in Newport, R.I. Sixteen months after Superstorm Sandy washed away parts of Newport's famous Cliff Walk, a large swath remains closed. But officials say they expect the entire 3.5-mile trail will open again June 13 after millions of dollars is spent on repairs to the centuries-old walk, which attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors a year and is Rhode Island's most visited tourist attraction. (AP Photo/Steven Senne, File)
