Tropical Storm Hilary won't make landfall in California, but it's still having an impact on our weather.
A newly-formed tropical storm named Hilary is making its rounds. California will not see a hurricane making landfall. However, it will not be immune from the remnants of Hilary. There will be a threat for flooding rains across Southern California from Sunday through Tuesday.As of 11 a.m. Wednesday Hilary had winds of 40 mph and is expected to strengthen into a major Category 3 hurricane by Saturday morning. As Hilary moves north, she is expected to weaken dramatically.
That temperature drop may not seem like a lot but ocean temperatures in the 70s will essentially kill Hilary and water in the 60s will never support a tropical system. Thus, we see a very rapid weakening as the system approaches the California-Mexico border.The remnants of Hilary will still be a threat to Southern California Sunday through Tuesday. NOAA has outlined a large portion of SoCal for the threat of flash flooding.
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