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Tropical Storm Hilary disrupts transportation in California, causing flooded roads, mudslides, and widespread infrastructure damage on Aug. 20.
Tropical Storm Hilary, the first tropical storm to strike Southern California in 84 years, wreaked havoc on the region's transportation infrastructure on Aug. 20. Roads were flooded and trees knocked down, causing widespread disruptions.
Hilary first made landfall near Ensenada, Mexico, then impacted Tijuana, endangering homes near the U.S. border.
Logistics and transportation sectors are urged to exercise extreme caution during these disruptions.
Source: Transport Topics
#HurricaneHilary drenched Southern California from the coast to inland mountains and deserts Sunday night, prompting rescues from swollen rivers and forcing some of the state’s largest school districts to cancel classes Monday.
— Michael Ashura (@MichaelAshura) August 21, 2023
Dozens of cars were trapped in floodwaters in Palm… pic.twitter.com/NeZH88ohjh
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