I’m about 20 miles inland and the current forecast is 1.5” on Sunday with winds 2-0mph, gusts up to 20. That isn’t crazy for winter but it’s going to be 83F so I get to listen to my wife complain about the humidity.California is about to get super fucked with flooding.
I didn't realize how infrequent they are, but apparently there have only been two tropical storms to hit Southern California in the last century. And both were fizzled to almost nothing. This one is going to hit Baja as a category 4 or 5, and might actually still be quite strong by the time it works its way up to California.
For areas that only get a few inches of rainfall all year, getting it in one day is going to be crazy. Like I know normal 0.1" rainfalls in the desert and our roads would all flood. They're forecast to get 4-8 inches.
75 and sunny with low humidity was our high 2 days this week in Kentucky.Just saw a notice about it. Forecast is rain sat/sun/monday. Even crazier, saying its going to be only 76 sunday. Our avg high is what 105 or something this time of year. Would be insane to get down that low.
Guess we are about to get a good test for all the flash flood development they supposedly have done.
Isn't that what I said?It won't even be a hurricane by the time it undresses up that coast. TS if lucky. More likely depression. Will get the rains though.
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I do like it is called Hilary though hah
I'm about 20 miles inland, forecast is for about 3" of rain over 24 hrs starting around 6am. Wind 2-13 mph with gusts up to 25. All the grocery stores were a shit show of "the sky is falling"Storm speeds up as Southern California residents prepare for 'catastrophic' flooding
Hurricane Hilary weakened to a Category 1 with maximum sustained winds around 90 mph Saturday night, the National Weather Service said.www.nbcnews.com
The worst part is we get weather like this on occasion, just not in the summer and it isn't attached to a hurricane system.Sorry you live in a giant bowl where a decent storm for other parts of the country turns your civilization into the Little Mermaid. At least you don't have the coal ash and pig shit that the Carolinas had to deal with when Florence dumped 20-30" on them.
I also thought Pacific storms were called typhoons. Is there a difference?
Called hurricanes when they develop over the North Atlantic, central North Pacific, and eastern North Pacific, these rotating storms are known as cyclones when they form over the South Pacific and Indian Ocean, and typhoons when they develop in the Northwest Pacific.