The waves on Zuma Beach in Malibu, California, turned black Thursday as a river of mud from the Woolsey Fire burn scar rushed into the Pacific Ocean.

And the waves were extremely long: The Colorado River wave stretched for at least 165.9 miles, or 267 kilometers, while the Ocmulgee River wave was about 102.5 miles, or 165 kilometers.

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The wave technology, designed by Obermeyer Hydro Inc., uses inflatable air bladders beneath steel gates to redirect the river’s flow and create two adjustable, standing waves.

In Chicago, Lake Michigan can create waves for surfing, while in Minneapolis, the Mississippi River’s rapids make for exciting rides. Missoula, Montana, and Sheboygan, Wisconsin, also have spots ...

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The Eisbach ("ice brook") standing wave in the city's Englischer Garten park was closed after tragedy struck in April when a 33-year-old woman drowned during a nighttime winter surf.

Waves in Malibu turn black as torrent of mud rushes into ocean from Woolsey Fire burn scar wtvd Thursday, December 6, 2018 ...