Aftermath of Tropical Storm Hilary in Southern California
Although damage was minimal, some residents woke up Monday to flooded streets, fallen trees and other issues
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Although damage was minimal, some residents woke up Monday to flooded streets, fallen trees and other issues
The rain from Tropical Storm Hilary has caused many traffic delays due to flooding and other traffic incidents on our roads in SoCal.
A sheriff's deputy had to be rescued by a colleague after their patrol car was caught in rising flood waters.
Residents from all over Southern California took to social media, sharing their experiences and capturing moments showing the full force of Tropical Storm Hilary
Tropical Storm Hilary slammed roadways Sunday night into Monday morning with reports of trapped cars and toppled trees all across the Los Angeles metro area.
Hilary dropped more than half an average year's worth of rain on some areas, including Palm Springs, which saw nearly 3.18 inches of rain by Sunday evening.
Three lanes are closed on the northbound side of the 5 Freeway in Sun Valley due to flooding, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The first of three memorial services is scheduled today for the three men who died in a helicopter collision while battling a brush fire in Cabazon. Fire Captain Tim Rodiguez's memorial service will be today at 11:30 a.m. the Ontario Convention Center.
Tropical Storm Hilary has packed quite a punch in Riverside County today, dumping heavy rain over a vast area and causing severe flooding in parts of the Coachella Valley.
Downpours slammed the Southland on Sunday as Tropical Storm Hilary moved through the area and rain totals broke records in many places.
Here are the evacuation orders for Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.
Some recent models have tie rods that could bend or break, potentially causing drivers to lose control of the steering wheel.
The president and first lady saw the destruction close up and met with responders in Lahaina amid criticism of the White House response to the catastrophic blaze.
The sheer amount of rainfall created a river of mud and debris that rushed down near SR-2 and Wrightwood.
Tropical Storm Hilary, which started the weekend as a Category 4 hurricane, has quickly moved up the coast of Southern California, bringing heavy rain, flooding and strong winds to the area. Here's a look at some photos from the notable weather event.
