A string of lightning storms late Monday night and early Tuesday morning forced local authorities in Long Beach to close beaches to the public.
For a second straight day, beaches were closed to the public in Long Beach due to the threat of lightning storms.
It was unfortunate for some families like the Crumedy family, who are visiting Southern California from Houston. Chief Medina told CBSLA Reporter Rina Nakano that even though there were patches of blue skies, it's not something we should take lightly because the consequences can be severe.
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