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Southern Californians are surfacing from a historic weekend of weather extremes after what may have been the first tropical storm to hit California’s coast in 84 years. Tropical Storm Hilary, a probable combination of natural El Niño patterns and human-induced warming, dumped 2.48 inches of rain on downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, shattering the previous August…
Updated Aug. 24: As wildfires sparked by lightning storms burn in California's northwest corner, evacuation orders and warnings remain in place in four counties.
Tropical Storm Hilary hits California, prompting state officials to issue flash flood and tornado warnings.
The largest of the fires is the Smith River Complex, which has burned more than 28,000 acres near the California-Oregon border.
California received a one-two punch from Mother Nature as Tropical Storm Hilary unleashed torrential record rains and flooding across Southern California, and an earthquake struck...