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Hurricane Kay hits Mexico, triggers flood concerns in southern California
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Will Tropical Storm Kay hit California? Here's how Los Angeles, San Diego could be impacted
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Hurricane Kay hits Mexico, triggers flood concerns in southern California
Latest models predict the storm system may not move as far north as earlier predicted, but forecasters said Los Angeles County is still likely to see some rain.
Hurricane Kay gathered strength in the Pacific Ocean on Wednesday and was on course to bring strong winds and heavy rain to Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, forecasters said.
Hurricane Kay gained strength in the Pacific Wednesday and began lashing Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, where authorities prepared by opening shelters and closing some roads.
Hurricane Kay gained strength in the Pacific Wednesday and began lashing Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, where authorities prepared by opening shelters and closing some roads.
Hurricane Kay will bring rain to California through this weekend, interrupting a punishing heat wave and threatening to trigger floods and mudslides across the drought-parched region.
Hurricane Kay is forecast to produce heavy rain and high winds across Southern California on Friday and Saturday as the center of the storm moves away from Mexico's Baja California and tropical moisture surges northward into the southwestern US.
Hurricane Kay is lashing Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula with wind and rain as authorities open shelters and close some roads. Kay had maximum sustained winds of 90 mph (150 kph)
Hurricane Kay is traveling north, parallel to Baja California. It's expected to bring heavy rain and flooding to Southern California but won't make landfall in the U.S.
Kay weakened from a hurricane to a tropical storm on Thursday after making landfall in Mexico. It could bring several inches of rain to parts of Southern California.
Hurricane Kay is forecast to produce heavy rain and high winds across Southern California on Friday and Saturday as the center of the storm moves away from Mexico's Baja California and tropical moisture surges northward into the southwestern US.
Hurricane Kay made landfall in Mexico, along the west coast of the central Baja California Peninsula on Thursday afternoon, triggering flooding concerns not just in that region, but in parts of California and Arizona too.
Tropical Storm Kay won’t make a direct landfall in Southern California, but it will still have all kinds of weather impacts in the region. Here’s what to expect.
Hurricane Kay made landfall Thursday in northwestern Mexico before losing strength as it moved inland, bringing heavy rain to parts of the Baja California Peninsula, forecasters said.
Tropical Storm Kay won’t make a direct landfall in Southern California, but it will still have all kinds of weather impacts in the region. Here’s what to expect.
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