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UK-based broadcaster Sky has urged the British government to address regulatory burdens that threaten to impede the creative sector. The...
Breaking News: Hurricane Lee Loses Its Fury Find Out How It Transformed into a Post-Tropical Cyclone While Hitting New England and Canada Breaking News: Hurricane Lee Loses Its Fury Find Out How It Transformed into a Post-Tropical Cyclone While Hitting New England and Canada
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"Southern California's Historic Tropical Storm Aftermath: Mudslides, Rescues, and Unprecedented Rainfall" In a remarkable turn of weather events, Southern California grapples with the aftermath of its first tropical storm in 84 years, as cleanup crews work diligently to clear mud and debris from mountain and desert regions. Tropical Storm Hilary, while dissipating over the Rocky Mountains, left behind a trail of record-breaking rainfall and havoc in its wake. California's arid deserts, including the iconic Death Valley, witnessed an unusual deluge, setting a new record for the wettest day in the valley's history. As Hilary made its way northeast into Nevada, flooding, power outages, and a boil-water order added to the chaos. The Mount Charleston area, west of Las Vegas, was particularly affected with a washed-out road, leaving around 400 households facing difficulties. Hilary began its journey as a hurricane, striking Mexico's Baja California Peninsula and causing widespread flooding and disruption. Though California has not reported any deaths, serious injuries, or extensive damages, search efforts are ongoing for a missing individual in San Bernardino. Rescue operations in Cathedral City, near Palm Springs, highlighted the extent of the storm's impact. Firefighters used innovative methods, including driving a bulldozer through mud to reach a care home, rescuing 14 residents by carrying them to safety. In total, the city conducted 46 rescues from water and mud up to 5 feet deep. This event adds to the list of climate-related disasters affecting North America. From the deadliest U.S. wildfire in over a century on Hawaii's Maui to Canada's worst fire season on record, the region grapples with the devastating consequences of extreme weather events. Hilary's rapid growth was fueled by hot water and hot air, leading it on a path that defied expectations and delivered rain to typically dry areas. While the rainfall may temporarily reduce the risk of wildfires in parts of Southern California and the Sierra Nevada, widespread rain is unlikely in the most fire-prone regions, according to experts. While the annual Burning Man festival in the Nevada desert remains on track, the remnants of the storm have transformed the typically dry terrain into a muddy mess, prompting organizers to delay the opening of the event. Hilary's impact was particularly felt in Death Valley National Park, where the storm shattered daily rain records and forced the park's indefinite closure. With roads impassable, around 400 people sought shelter in the park's various areas. The last time a tropical storm hit California was in 1939, leaving destruction in its wake. 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The Mount Charleston area, west of Las Vegas, was particularly affected with a washed-out road, leaving around 400 households facing difficulties. Hilary began its journey as a hurricane, striking Mexico's Baja California Peninsula and causing widespread flooding and disruption. Though California has not reported any deaths, serious injuries, or extensive damages, search efforts are ongoing for a missing individual in San Bernardino. Rescue operations in Cathedral City, near Palm Springs, highlighted the extent of the storm's impact. Firefighters used innovative methods, including driving a bulldozer through mud to reach a care home, rescuing 14 residents by carrying them to safety. In total, the city conducted 46 rescues from water and mud up to 5 feet deep. This event adds to the list of climate-related disasters affecting North America. From the deadliest U.S. wildfire in over a century on Hawaii's Maui to Canada's worst fire season on record, the region grapples with the devastating consequences of extreme weather events. Hilary's rapid growth was fueled by hot water and hot air, leading it on a path that defied expectations and delivered rain to typically dry areas. While the rainfall may temporarily reduce the risk of wildfires in parts of Southern California and the Sierra Nevada, widespread rain is unlikely in the most fire-prone regions, according to experts. While the annual Burning Man festival in the Nevada desert remains on track, the remnants of the storm have transformed the typically dry terrain into a muddy mess, prompting organizers to delay the opening of the event. Hilary's impact was particularly felt in Death Valley National Park, where the storm shattered daily rain records and forced the park's indefinite closure. 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