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Hurricane Hilary Downgraded Again: LA County Officials Urge Residents and Visitors to Prepare for Storm’s Arriva
Hurricane Hilary, a strong storm that threatened to bring fierce winds and heavy rains to Los Angeles County, has been downgraded again to a posttropical cyclone, according to county officials. The storm was first downgraded to a tropical storm on Friday, but has been further weakened as it nears the Los Angeles area.
While it is now no longer considered a hurricane, the storm system is still expected to bring heavy rains and strong winds to the region. In response to the storm’s arrival, Los Angeles County officials have advised all residents and visitors to take precautions in order to ensure their safety.
The National Weather Service has warned that Los Angeles residents should expect strong winds, heavy rains, and flash flooding as the storm passes through the area. Wind speeds of up to 50 mph are expected to be common, with stronger gusts reaching up to 80 mph in some locations. Rain amounts of up to three inches are expected in the area.
The storm is expected to pass through the Los Angeles area on Monday and Tuesday, likely resulting in travel delays, road closures, and power outages in some areas. As a precaution, county officials are urging residents to stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary, to secure outdoor furniture and other items that could be thrown by the strong winds, and to have emergency supplies stocked up in the event of a power outage.
Los Angeles County officials have also warned of the potential for flash flooding in some parts of the area, particularly in areas near rivers and streams. Residents should be aware of the possibility of flooding and take the necessary precautions to stay safe.
Hurricane Hilary has been downgraded to a posttropical cyclone, but Los Angeles County officials are still warning residents and visitors to take the necessary precautions in order to ensure their safety. Heavy rains and strong winds are expected, along with the potential for flash flooding in some areas. Residents should take appropriate measures in order to ensure their safety during this storm system.Hurricane Hilary Downgraded Again, LA County Issues Advisory
On Monday morning, Hurricane Hilary was downgraded to a posttropical cyclone. In light of this, Los Angeles County officials have issued an advisory to all residents and visitors in the area to prepare for the storm’s arrival. The National Hurricane Center has warned of Coastal flooding, rip currents, and high winds in the area.
Hurricane Hilary had been classified as a Category 2 storm on Thursday, before being downgraded to a Tropical Storm late Friday night. As the storm continued to weaken, it was downgraded again on Monday morning to a posttropical cyclone.
This news has prompted LA County officials to encourage both residents and visitors in the area to prepare for the storm’s arrival. Residents are encouraged to make sure their homes are properly equipped with emergency supplies, such as flashlights, batteries, and food. They should also make sure to secure any loose items around their property that might become airborne during high winds.
Officials have also warned visitors to be careful when visiting LA County beaches. The National Hurricane Center has warned of strong rip currents that could form in the region, so all beachgoers are encouraged to exercise caution. In addition, visitors should be aware of the potential for coastal flooding, especially along low-lying areas.
Although Hurricane Hilary has been downgraded, LA County officials are still encouraging all residents and visitors to exercise caution and remain aware of the potential for storm-related hazards. By following the advisories issued by the county, we can all help to ensure the safety of everyone in the region.
