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The strong winds that deposited the tumbleweeds in front of homes and sent them spilling over roadways were fueled ahead of an approaching cold front

What was once Hurricane Lidia, the 12th named storm in the Eastern Pacific basin, has lost wind intensity over the mountainous terrain of western Mexico, transitioning to a tropical rainstorm.

Lidia battered Mexico as a hurricane and weather experts warned that it could still push inland. Meteorologists said that Lidia hit Mexico as a hurricane and it is still forecasted to continue to push inland.

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Vivid sunset photos were aplenty on social media on Wednesday evening across parts of the mid-Atlantic, and sunrise photos filled social media for those who live in the Northeast on Thursday morning.

Vivid sunset photos were aplenty on social media on Wednesday evening across parts of the mid-Atlantic, and sunrise photos filled social media for those who live in the Northeast on Thursday morning. Even though Idalia was hundreds of miles away, the storm helped to set the scene for these photo opportunities. The National Weather Service (NWS) office in Mt. Holly, New Jersey, shared a series of striking orange and red sunset photos on Wednesday evening, noting, "The outer cirrus shields of...

Vivid sunset photos were aplenty on social media on Wednesday evening across parts of the mid-Atlantic, and sunrise photos filled social media for those who live in the Northeast on Thursday morning. Even though Idalia was hundreds of miles away, the storm helped to set the scene for these photo opportunities. The National Weather Service (NWS) office in Mt. Holly, New Jersey, shared a series of striking orange and red sunset photos on Wednesday evening, noting, "The outer cirrus shields of...

Tropical Storm Hilary made landfall in Mexico late Sunday morning and crossed the U.S.-Mexico border hours later, dumping rain on San Diego and Los Angeles.

Palm Springs received more rain than it normally gets in a year.

Tropical Storm Hilary made landfall in Mexico late Sunday morning—and is barreling toward San Diego.