Storm Hilary moves north after drenching Southern California, Southwest
CATHEDRAL CITY, California, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Storm Hilary flooded streets, downed power lines and triggered mudslides across Southern California ...
CATHEDRAL CITY, California, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Storm Hilary flooded streets, downed power lines and triggered mudslides across Southern California on Monday after unleashing record-breaking downpours overnight, but no U.S. deaths were attributed to the storm and fears of disaster dissipated. Hilary arrived in California as a rare tropical storm that dumped 4 to 5 inches (10 to 12 cm) of rain on coastal areas and 10 inches (25 cm) or more in the mountains, National Weather Service meteorologist Richard Thompson said.