While Hilary has moved out of San Diego County, the damage it left still exists. Though the damage is not nearly as severe as anticipated, rain and wind gusts did impact homes in the county.
we are back with a fox weather alert. what is left of hurricane hilary slamming nevada and california with heavy rains and flash floods leaving the roads there destroyed and people stranded. water and mud pouring into the communities in the can a chilly la valley where the neighborhoods are trying to dig their cars out now the sweeping conditions sweeping north threatening idaho and oregon. tropical depression 9 is expected to become tropical harold before making landfall in texas, today. let s check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice? we definitely have harold in the gulf of mexico that is going to make landfall today. let s take a look at the remnants of hilary. we saw close to a foot of rain in california. wind gusts in excels of 85 miles per hour. this was a big deal. having a tropical make landfall it s going to take a couple of days to really assess the damage and sometimes it also takes a couple of days to see those mud slides and rock slides happen so
Rock slides to happen so we ll be following this story, the remnants of hilary now in idaho which is crazy but we still have the potential of heavy rainfall in parts of the southwest and up towards the northern rockies so we have flood warnings in effect. we will see the results, the impact of what is now remnants storm. here is a look at the gulf of mexico and the atlantic. getting in that busy tropical season. we do have harold going to impact southern texas and we have franklin and gert and a couple of disturbances off the coast of africa. bottom line is we are watching harold, the imminent threat versus south texas. brownsville, corpus christi, starting to see the outer bands. this is a 45-mile-per-hour sustained wind storm and i do not think it s going to meant much stronger than that. the good news is it s beneficial rain for texas. it s not going to cause a whole lot of issues. the benefits are better than the risks with that storm. let s put it that way.
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LOS ANGELES, California: Southern California was cleaning up on Monday after record rainfall triggered landslides and flooding, shuttering schools, roads and businesses in an unprecedented tropical storm.
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Get way more into what your into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. early reports appear to show that southern california avoided the worst when it comes to tropical storm hilary. the state reports record rainfall in several areas as well as flooding and mud slides. but as of this morning no deaths have been reported, and the damage hasn t been as severe as initially feared. one person died in mexico because of the storm. as a result of hilary and a wetter than usual winter in golden state, california has been declared free of extreme drought conditions for the first time in three years. meanwhile, president biden was in hawaii yesterday to surveil the damage left by the maui wildfires earlier this
Lingering remnants of Tropical Storm Hilary brought lightning-strike fires, thunderstorms, gusting winds, and more than a half-inch of rare summer rain to the Mother Lode and Central Sierra Nevada over