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Linda MacDonald's avatar

I hesitate to say thoughts and prayers - so I won't. But I hope you and everyone will be able to ride out this thing with some measure of safety themselves as well as for their families/friends and extended connections. I am very glad you posted. May you and all others stay as safe as is possible. I think of all the homeless folks needing shelter somewhere inside off the streets. Hope they will be able to access whatever is made available.

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UPDATE FROM NWS:

“Hilary has sped up a bit, along with a slight shift eastward in its track. This results in Sunday morning through Sunday evening being the time frame of most impact,” the National Weather Service in San Diego said. (as opposed to Sunday night/Monday morning)

The threat has triggered California’s first ever tropical storm warning extending from the state’s southern border to just north of Los Angeles.

The Southwest is forecast to see heavy rainfall through early next week – with the most intense conditions on Sunday into Monday – as Hilary approaches.

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