Southern California And The Southwest United States Prepare For Hilary (8/19/23)
A "once in a lifetime" storm refers to an extremely rare and exceptional weather event that occurs so infrequently that it is not expected to happen again in an individual's lifetime. These storms are characterized by their extraordinary intensity, duration, or impact. They often exceed the typical severity of storms that occur more frequently and can result in significant damage, widespread disruption, and sometimes even historical records in terms of rainfall, wind speed, or other meteorological factors. Once in a lifetime storms are often used as a benchmark for disaster preparedness and response, as they require special attention due to their unparalleled nature.
Southern California and the American southwest, including Las Vegas, is expected to be impacted and receive more rain in a day than the area (Las Vegas) usually gets for the whole year.
Batten down the hatches folks, we're in for a wet one!
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Hurricane Hilary prompts historic tropical storm warning for California as Southwest braces for dangerous rain, flooding (msn.com)
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