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Please verifyResetSubmitLike Blaze News? Get the news that matters most delivered directly to your inbox.This week, of people flocked to beaches in California despite the state's stay-at-home orders during the coronavirus pandemic. Warm weather enticed Californians to swarm beaches in Orange County that were still open during the COVID-19 outbreak. Surfers, joggers, and sunbathers were seen gathering at the California coastline over the past few days, many not following social distancing guidelines. Thousands went to Huntington Beach, where one group played a football game on the sand.The Los Angeles County beaches are closed to the public, but not so in #NewportBeach and #HuntingtonBeach, where I… https://t.co/GdFdbPnFEP — Jefferson Graham (@Jefferson Graham)Approximately people went to the shoreline of Newport Beach, a California town that has a total population of .RIGHT NOW: This is the scene from #Air7HD in Newport Beach, CA as the #COVID19 death toll surges in Southern Calif… https://t.co/jOu61U08f8 — Chris Cristi (@Chris Cristi)California has over confirmed coronavirus cases and 1,618 deaths. As of , California reported 11,877 new confirmed COVID-19 cases this week compared to 8,012 new cases the prior week. There were 562 deaths this week compared to 456 deaths last week. California also suffered its deadliest day of the coronavirus outbreak on Wednesday, with 118 deaths in 24 hours. California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) instructed people to continue to stay at home, despite the warmer weather.It’s going to be nice outside this weekend. You might be feeling cooped up. Ready for life to go back to “normal.”… https://t.co/DlfxhE3ACt — Gavin Newsom (@Gavin Newsom)County beaches will open on , but initially, it will only allow access to the ocean for swimming, surfing, kayaking, and paddle-boarding.On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's most advanced biocontainment lab touted that the coronavirus was susceptible to sunlight, warmer temperatures, and humid weather.South Carolina and Georgia opened their beaches . Crowds at Florida beaches during the coronavirus pandemic have been well-documented. It all started in when crowds assembled on the shores of Clearwater Beach, most of which were spring breakers, and many of them were from outside of Florida. One Miami Herald columnist said that reopened beaches should help "" of President Donald Trump's supporters in Florida.A few days after the lack of social distancing on the beaches, Florida Gov. in the Sunshine State. On April 17, DeSantis gave municipalities in his state the authority to reopen beaches, but only if it can be done safely while observing social distancing guidelines.Duval and St. Johns counties immediately reopened their beaches, and thousands of Floridians converged to the shore near Jacksonville. Photos of the crowds on the beach went viral, and the hashtag #FloridaMorons trended on Twitter. As of yet, the hashtag #CaliforniaMorons has yet to trend.Holy hell.Today, Florida set a record of new coronavirus cases: 1,413 in the last 24 hours.Florida’s total case… https://t.co/IQgM3JdiPE — Joshua Karp (@Joshua Karp)Most recentRecommended© 2022 Blaze Media LLC.All rights reserved.Get the news that matters most delivered directly to your inbox.By signing up to the Blaze News newsletter you agree to receive electronic communications from Blaze Media that may sometimes include advertisements or sponsored content.© 2022 Blaze Media LLC. All rights reserved.

Please verifyResetSubmitLike Blaze News? Get the news that matters most delivered directly to your inbox.This week, of people flocked to beaches in California despite the state's stay-at-home orders during the coronavirus pandemic. Warm weather enticed Californians to swarm beaches in Orange County that were still open during the COVID-19 outbreak. Surfers, joggers, and sunbathers were seen gathering at the California coastline over the past few days, many not following social distancing guidelines. Thousands went to Huntington Beach, where one group played a football game on the sand.The...

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