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Storms. someone could get up to a foot of rain, especially in north florida, but even through the carolinas, four to eight inches is possible. as you expect, a major hurricane, you'll have all sorts of issues, we'll have to wait and see how this plays out to see if we get any last minute shifts. it looks like this one will head toward the big bend of florida. >> bill karins, thank you for that. guad venegas is live from crystal river, florida, where evacuation orders are in effect. i want to let you know, guad, we're waiting for the white house press briefing and the fema administrator will ...

Be worse. the arrival coincides with a king tide that brings some of the highest ocean water levels of the year. officials at tampa general hospital have constructed an aqua fence in an attempt to protect against what may come there. joining me now from crystal river, florida, guad and from tampa, nbc news correspondent, marisa. she'll be joining me by phone. guad, what's happening where you are? how are preparations going? >> reporter: alex, this is one of the evacuation zones. . zone a. florida has an evacuation zone that's been set. more than 20 counties have evacuation orders in place. we'...

California, getting more than 7 inches of rain. the heavy downpours and flooding were felt in northern mexico as well. take a look at this, floods sweeping down a street in baja, california. in the midst of hilary's impact, the 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck southern california. you can see the lights shaking inside restaurant. no reports of significant damage. joining us now, nbc's guad venegas and nbc meteorologist bill karins who is following the track of this storm. guad, what conditions are you seeing this morning? >> jose, we have some light rain here in san diego, now the storm has pas...

Several hours. here is the latest on hilary, because we are looking at winds 70 miles per hour. that's where the difference between a hurricane and a tropical storm. we saw those winds decrease. we are still looking at the impact, really great as we go to the next couple of hours. we are looking at the movement northwest of 25 miles per hour. it should pass over san diego later on this evening. it is about 20 miles south, southeast of san diego. california, where you see those darker colors, yellows, that's where we are seeing the heaviest rain falling. he was the timing on the storm, hilary, ...

To rosary, to the valley of guadeloupe. lots of americans lived in, they're lots of americans vacation down there. then it will go to t juana, these are the areas just south of san diego. if you were to drive, there it's about a two hour drive to ensenada to where we are here, in downtown san diego. we will be able to see what kind of damage, what kind of floods can take place in those areas south of the border and then after that we will be getting that rain here in san diego, yasmin. >> thank, you guad. appreciate it. we want to talk more if we can, talk to the director of the l.a. l.a. for ...