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Hurricane Hilary 2023 tracker: See the storm's path toward Southern California, where the weather system could unleash heavy rain, flash flooding.

A day after buildings and campgrounds dealt with rising waters due to heavy storms, more flash flooding is considered probable throughout southern Utah on Friday.

Zion National Park in Utah is almost guaranteed to experience flash flooding, and park rangers have also closed portions of Joshua Tree in California

Forecasters are warning of a destructive storm for Mexico and the US Southwest – with El Niño, a heat dome and the mountains all playing a role.

Hurricane Hilary is projected to approach the Baja California peninsula as early as Friday evening, potentially bringing flash flooding over the weekend.

High winds are creating unprecedented tropical storm conditions but officials emphasize that rain remains the greatest concern in Southern California.

Hurricane hilary currently has 145 mile per hour winds as it inches toward california and while the storm will likely weaken just before it strikes the state, the rain and wind could still be deadly. more than a years worth of rain is possible in just one day for some areas and that could trigger dangerous flash flooding. bulldozers have been moving sand on beaches with wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour possible. this could become the first tropical storm to hit the area in 84 years. meteorolog...

Nova Scotia's Department of Public Works announced on Friday that crews have opened a temporary bridge to allow drivers to reach Peggy's Cove through Route 333 in Blind Bay.

Into eight to 10,000 foot peaks. thats a horrible equation. that means terrific amounts of rainfall, mudslides, debris flows, runoffs. if youre familiar with the cleveland national forest, thats the area here to the southeast of san diego. thats areas im concerned with. the sunrise highway goes up and through here. well probably be hearing stories of highways like that, washed out when this is all done. there is not a lot of population centers in this region. they could, yes, get a foot of rain ...

Today, and over and over again, telling me that there have been so many heroes here, and we told them the country knows that. later tonight right here, what we witnessed on the ground today, that famous banyan tree, more than 150 years old. and what we witnessed them doing at that tree just today. in the meantime, the other news here this evening, and we turn now to that very rare hurricane growing in the pacific, bearing down now on southern california and the southwest. expected to bring hea...