Enormous waves slammed the California coast Saturday, the biggest in more than a decade near the Bay Area.
Large waves consistently crashed over the seawall in Pacifica, but every 20 to 30 minutes or so, a wave that appeared to be double the size pushed water hundreds of feet inland, flooding city streets. Onlookers were soaked by the towers of water, sometimes knocking people to their feet and sending them scrambling in many directions.
Rocks, kelp and other debris surrounded the infamous Taco Bell Cantina, and nearly a foot of floodwater along Highway 1 prevented cars from entering the parking lot…