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state in 2024. i'm talking about for president. now, according to politico, the election in bucks county outside of philadelphia is, quote: could hint at shifting suburban politics for 2024 as bucks county goes pennsylvania will go. remember, the president is from scranton, he says. and often the case goes so goes america. i want to bring in pittsburgh based columnist and reporter selena zito. do you agree with that promise? >> there is 67 counties in my state. 44 will reliably republican. 1 is reliably accurate. then there are 10 that swing back and forth all the time. bucks county is one of them, erie county is one of them. and so bucks went for hillary. bucks went for biden but it has also kept a republican congressman throughout the brian fitzpatrick throughout the entire time. it has swung back towards
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cyclone. it doesn't mean that there still aren't some threatening conditions. death valley, one of the hottest places on the planet got more than a half a year's normal amount of rainfall in 24 hours. the national park there closed because of the dangerous conditions. hillary's remnants continue to soak southern california. the flood risk is spreading into the other parts of the west as well. it's reaching all the way to phoenix, tucson in arizona. fox news meteorologists adam. >> we saw winds up close to 90 miles-per-hour yesterday at higher elevations. with that the rain was just absolutely unheard of. it doesn't rain in southern california in the month of august hardly. we got rainfall totals over ten inches. several inches of rain and why all the flooding continues to be an issue.
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upped flood watches right now after a historic storm, dangerous flooding, mudslides, even an earthquake in california. hillary now a post-tropical cyclone, drenched palm springs with six months of rain in just six hours. golf courses there now lakes. then there is this magnitude 5.1 quake that also shook parts of the southern california as the storm battered that region. stephanie elam is joining from us cathedral city east of palm springs. you are in a different spot than we saw you earlier where your boots were sinking into the mud. what's going on in that neighborhood? >> reporter: it's still sinking in the mud over here, sidner, i can't lie, it's still very gross. look at this, i'm at a pretty big intersection, this would be normally a busy intersection here, you see that there's basically a little pond here and you see that that road looks like it's not a road, looks like complete mud.
you picked up 31/4 inches of rain in two days? hold my sandwich. for a place like miami that would be 47 inches worth of rainfall in the same amount of time. we could call hillary historic. >> neil: that is an understatement. great coverage. thanks, bob. karen is here from los angeles. she's been busy of late. major, very good to have you. how are things looking there? >> things are looking much better. you know, we prepared early, we were all in place. so we were able to weather this. just like the last reporter said, i know in other cities, this might look like a trivial, a of rain. but think, we are not used to rain in the summertime. also, there's many homeowners that have not recovered from the rains in january. there's plastic tarps on hillside communities.
desert really a domino effect of problems still in place. earlier, the 911 system was down in palm springs. that's being re-routed. schools are closed as many roads will be impassable through tomorrow morning. >> neil: thanks, nicole. be safe. and now to bvan dill en dillon. there was more rain in the past couple days than the entire year. what are we looking at now? >> yeah, 70% of the rain fell in is one spot that they usually get for a use. the life line of this thing is good. it came ashore in northern baja, california as a strong tropical storm. you can see it wendt through lower parts of california and right now in northern parts of nevada. the rain showers are wrapping around, getting stretched apart. notice the upper level low pressure region. that's not even hillary. but as it gets up there, we have
the planet one. i'm ayman, let's get started. but first, we want to begin with some breaking news on hurricane hilary. the national weather service forecasters are saying that that has just been downgraded. hillary is now a category two hurricane, with estimated sustained winds at a maximum of hundred ten miles per hour. rain and wind ahead of the storm are already affecting parts of [interpreter] -- county, that is the eastern part of san diego county. and riverside county, just north of imperial county. those areas could end up bearing the brunt of the storm's rain. the very latest from the national hurricane center it continues to warn -- is likely. we are going to bring you quick updates throughout the night on the trajectory of that storm, and if we get any more news we will bring that to you as soon as possible. but switching away from hurricane hilary for a moment, and focusing tonight on some new developments and quite frankly, a new timeline in the
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the weather really deteriorates on sunday about mid morning into midday and then we think that this, hillary, as a tropical storm is going to inundate these regions right along the arizona/california border. some of the coastal communities, 1, maybe 3 inches of rainfall. some of the interior valleys you are looking at 3, 4, 5 inches of rainfall. when these areas barely see a drop the entire month of august. this is devastating. you look at almost the minuscule amount of precipitation and instead you get buckets and buckets of rainfall could be devastating. we'll see some oragraphic lift. as the moisture moves higher, it will rain out. some of the mountains around 4, 5,000 feet, san gabriel, san be