Weather Madness – A Rare Tropical Hit on Southern California – Beragampengetahuan

A tropical system developing in the eastern Pacific will become Hurricane Hilary today. That hurricane is predicted to move north-northwest and may impact southern California by Monday. If that hurricane hits southern California, it will be a rare event that happens about every 10 years or so. Typically, the hurricanes will come north then turn to the northwest and just weaken over the colder ocean waters off southern California. Many of the tropical models are showing that Hilary will skim along the southern California coast which means heavy rains and gusty winds for San Diego through the the LA Basin. I expect the system will move in that direction but take a slight jog northwest and weaken over the Pacific. Showers and thunderstorms will still impact southern California next week and the monsoon storms in the Southwest will be enhanced.