Mudslides and flash flooding as Tropical Storm Hilary slams Southern California l GMA
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2023
- Thousands were without power, trees were downed, roads were closed and threats of flash flooding remained as Tropical Storm Hilary continued to move across Southern California.
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Ironically, California is cleaner after the storm than before.
The ozone layer now has hepatitis C though..
Too bad it didn't wash our tyrannical Governor out of office.
We wanted it to clean the LGBTQ STUFF TOO but it missed it
How is that ironic. Irony would be something that doesn't normally happen from whatever is ironic. Irony isn't water cleaning. Water cleans. People actually upvoted you because they wanted your stupidity to make sense so they can relate to your stupidity.
even mother natures had enough of commiefornias "crap" !
Here in San Diego, those “destructive winds” hit our area so hard, even the sandcastles that were built days ago on the beach are still intact… 🤔
California is very lucky the hurricane dropped very quickly. It could have been much worse than it was. Just glad everyone is safe.
It wasn't a bad storm. Nothing happened in San Diego. It was just regular rain.
Thank the Army Corp of Engineers.
It was different for people everywhere. Nothing terrible in LA but the inland deserts and high mountains have a lot of damage and problems. Maybe have some empathy and geological understanding? thanks
It downgraded to category 1 before it landed. Mountains probably hold rain and flood easily
The Trees and Palm trees shrugged their collective shoulders and asked what wind? They suggested if the City of San Diego wanted to experience Wind to go to Julian and outer parts. 🤔🙄😄
There was flooding on my Street, but after much clanging of grates ..the flood disappeared. One big slurp. 🕊️
We got not even two inches of rain in San Diego. They massively over hyped this for our area. People were clearing out the grocery store and hardware stores because of the news inducing panic. We’ve had far worse storms and the news barely mentions it. So stupid.
What's more crazy is that this never happens, but the one saving grace of southern California's infrastructure is that they are designed to deal with flash floods and rain. Its just that it always happens in the winter
It’s happened before but 100 years ago
I live in socal and it wasn’t that bad: there are spots that had it worst but other than that just another Rain, windy day
It's great that you were fine, but alot of folks in Socal lost alot.
@@Lfc04Very few were affected. All the images are from mountain and desert hamlets such as Forest Falls notorious for thunderstorm flooding. Even in those areas most not affected
You guys where having a drought right?
It was all hyped up to get you a heart attack one down next
I live in San Diego (more inland) and the hurricane yesterday was just another rainy day in SoCal - it drizzled on/off throughout the day and the wind was relatively calm. Around 9:00 PM (PST) is when it started pouring and it lasted for about two hours. The weather is currently calm, overcast, and the sun keeps popping in/out. While I am thankful that I was safe, this whole hurricane situation has left me feeling confused and "off" - very similar to the very first day of Quarantine back in March, 2020
Don't worry, the judaic overlords have more in store for all of us cattle.
I am in Encinitas and the watering of the lawn was helpful.
Being a SoCal resident and scrolling through the news this morning has shown me how much they blew this whole thing out of proportion. I know the deserts and mountains got flooding but it definitely did NOT cause “life threatening” conditions in SoCal. It’s all about pushing a “climate change is going to kill everyone” narrative. Hurricane/tropical storm Kay, in 2022 did the same thing as this storm/hurricane.
@@gregstricklin1642I’m stoked to not have to water this morning as well. 😂
I live in San Bernardino - regular rainfall. Winds maybe 20-30 mph (Predicted 50mph). All media hype. This is why other states laugh at us(Cali)
Trust me, they searched hard, very hard, to find anything to even talk about. It was a real snoozer.
It was raining 24 hours here in Pomona and the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains.
The news is hyping this to be way more than it is. I live in Downtown Los Angeles, and it literally was just a rainy day yesterday! There are blue skies outside this morning.
So the images coming in from other parts of California are???
@@justmejenny7986 they not worth national news.
Same in San Diego. There was no “catastrophic flooding” or anything at all worth mentioning on national news. Just an inch of rain. The uprooted tree they found in the desert is literally the only damage they could find. Nothing destroyed in the cities 😂
@@justmejenny7986Those are the desert communities. If anything this warning should’ve been localized to those areas instead of dragging in cities like LA, SD, etc etc that faced light rains and even in my county we just had heavy rains and that’s it
@@justmejenny7986 from yesterday
Same storm we experienced in the bayarea .. stay safe, everyone God bless
In LA it was just rain, for hours not even a windy at all.
Thats one way to solve the homeless problem in LA
Boom
This is highly exaggerated, yes some damage but, not close to anything they were predicting, most of the storm was just mild rain with really low winds, I do feel for the parts that are damaged but nothing happened here that we’ve never seen before, it was way worse in the winter
Well they got to sell their climate change
🌧 Devastating to see the impacts of flooding in Southern California. Hope everyone is finding shelter and staying safe!
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Umm, I live here, it was a tiny bit of wind and a tiny, tiny bit of rain. I don’t know what the news is talking about.
EXACTLY @@analogecstasy4654 They just want tyo hype the climatepocalypse narrative to death. fk these liars
@@analogecstasy4654almost like the storms intensity will depend on where your located😮 the news definetly just created their own mudslides and fallen trees and destroyed houses for their news coverage
It wasn't bad in my section of LA, just rain and a little wind. It was just another a rainy day.
Glad to hear it
Mudflows are also nothing new to California. this happens all the time and it blocks traffic and destroys roads and embankments, and yes houses to. If I hear someone say this is human climate change induced, so help me.
I live in southern California over here! It definitely wasn’t as bad as the media had said, I live in Menifee; lots of wind/rain. Definitely not catastrophic. The atmospheric rivers we had at the beginning of the year were way worse. Granted the deserts seem to have gotten the worse end.
Of coarse. The media always outweighs the event. It is such a crock pot.
Thanks Lord for your peace
Yeah the deserts got wrecked
It's those damn cars you drive causing global warming. BAN ALL AUTOMOBILES!!!
So obvious that they're bumping up the geoengineering operations to push the "climate change" agenda. If you laugh at the thought of deliberate tampering with the weather, just remember that weather modification patents go all the way back to the 1940s. Then look up Operation Popeye over Vietnam in 1960s and Project Cirrus in 1947, all declassified military operations.
A douching was much needed there
I live in Palm springs, it's floods like that because we don't have proper drainage systems... they making it worse than it is. We pay the price because city officials focus on tourism instead of its residents
Mother Nature will be respected someday...
I hope.
I like to stick it in her pooper and tell her who’s boss
Not if news channels keep lying and over exaggerating stories like this one...
Look for ANY tree down for your backdrop.😏
The weather was so catastrophic that you could drive a car at 40MPH through it...
The earthquake was just a middle finger on top.
Lol- Beware! This is the American Dream! Turn around !!
What you have to understand is that the state of California is dead broke and running an outstanding debt of over
$152 Billion with a B.
Any opportunity to declare a state emergency and funnel federal disaster relief money into the state is a good one.
This storm is not unprecedented. Flash flooding in these areas was reduced during the long drought that is now ending.
This storm is not a sign the world is ending due to carbon emissions.
It's all for show.
Right! Pretty funny how Gavin Newsom jumped on declaring a states of emergency before the "tropical storm" even hit landfall...
Media needs to stop claiming the whole county was ravaged. It was just certain parts. Otherwise it was just another rainy day.
Just an ordinary rainy day yesterday. From Los Angeles county here
Had to deliver in the evening yesterday and got a flat tire due to a pothole. I was soaked within minutes and for the rest of the night after. I deliver in Beverly hills and going up the main roads like Benedict canyon Dr and on Mulholland, there were multiple minor mudslides with rocks big enough to destroy the bottom of my car. Then the fog on parts of that stretch were debilitating. Couldn't see even 6ft in front of me. ALL throughout the city was completely littered with palm fronds. It was raining all the way up til i got home at 5am. I usually get home at 2 or three but AAA was out there so busy it took 1.5 hrs to get my tire changed out to the spare in my trunk. Wind, rain, fog, mudslides. Never driven in anything quite like it. Beverly hills was TERRIBLE in the hills but the rest of the city was fairly normal save for the deep and unrelenting potholes. Im just glad i was mainly the only person on the roads around me. It was insane. Oh, and one more thing: a couple of puddles that qualified as ponds. I drove through them not knowing if i was going to be able to come out the other side. And the torrents of water coming down the hill were frightening in places.
Y even deliver when there is a tropical storm going on? They ain't gunna pay you hazard pay nor are customers going to tip more..and why would you drive through bodies of water period? ...
@@BFlo530the bodies of water snuck up on me. And my company did say it would be ok to turn around if conditions were terrible. I'm just a crazy person lol
@@bootscooty I do UE, GH and DD on the side and try and pick and choose the days carefully... I feel you though, gotta make that money
I'm surprised he didn't blame the earthquake on climate change.
The mountains and the desert were hardest hit.
Yep. Weird that some folks who live on the coast, or slightly inland, just look outside their window and think that "hey...just another rainy day." Los Angeles county is over 4,500 sq miles, and San Diego county is over 4,000 sq miles. LA county + San Diego county is larger than the country of Israel. Just because you can't see the flooding or mudslides from your window doesn't mean it isn't happening in the county. The weather forecast was accurate, and the mainstream media is reporting the most significant weather-related incidents. Your light rain showers aren't newsworthy, so they aren't being mentioned in the newscasts.
I’m actually stoked. Gonna fine me some gold❤️
LOL...
Yeah is looks like the East Fork San Gabriel, The Blue Cut maybe...
Or maybe even those washes off the Ord Mtns in Hesperia..
I think I have to hit them all after this...
@@EM-ig7ib i agree. May make my trip from Washington
If The Weather Channel doesn't show up you know the storm will be a walk in the park.
Moron
Yes, I love these news reports that use words like catastrophic, deadly, etc... Seems to me Cali folks have worse storms/waves/wind/rain in the winter/early Spring with downed trees and power outages, which lasted a lot longer than this tropical downpour?
Well at least we're not on 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 like it was 4;years ago the fires were so bad it looked like fog from April till November
Alot of people lost thier entire homes because of this. Especially in thr Coachella Valley.
They need to review there facts. The last Tropical Storm to hit California was in 1939!
*their
You need to review a fourth grade text book.
I envy you guys, we have only had 12.8 inches in Seattle this year. It's been so dry!! We didn't get any of that storm! 😮💨
🤔
Yet
You didn't get any of yesterday's SoCal storm weather in Washington? That's weird.
@@LouSpowellsnope but we got wildfire smoke in SW Washington
Tone deaf
overblown for emergency funding PROVE ME WRONG
Trees don’t collapse, they fall Lady reporter…
Collapse sounds better though. They read scripts anyway. Someone in an Israeli thinktank wrote that to push an agenda. These people don't do any real journalism. They got a free trip to Palm Springs though.
Catastrophic indeed, in one corner of my backyard the water nearly covered my entire foot. Lucky to have made it out.
😂😂😂😂😂lmao yes!!!!
Hurricane Hilary? Never heard of her
Perhaps you would prefer fires and smoky air instead?
🤣
🤣🤣🤣
@@hmoney503Idiot
This happened in Sacramento California last December when rain and storms hit the region and collapsed and uprooted trees. Nothing new about that. Yes, and there was damage in the thousands and millions. This phenomenon is not new.
Flooding aside, rain is still a Blessing from God and Mother Nature.
From God only......
Blessings only come from God (Father in heaven) not mother nature
"mother nature" is whichcraft because people are giving glory to the planet than God. God gets the Glory
I have been watching some news media and videos on the internet and I am yet to see the catastrophic devastation they are talking about. It looks like nothing more than a typical summer afternoon storm. Of course, I am glad nothing major happened but no need for the hype.
SoCal needed a bath
The climate has been changing naturally for as long as there has been a climate...
What about all the Homeless People there ?
Get your facts straight news people. The tropical storm in 1997 never touched land. The last storm to hit land in California was 1939.
Trees coming down in San Diego is normal in the winter.
Finally they cleaned that state
It wasn't too bad here in Pomona. The winds weren't at all as scary as predicted. Yes we got a lot of rain, now the bums are all clean, somewhat.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Remember that old saying "Never make fun of a bum you or someone you know can become one" stay humble man😊
@@adrianlopez2215 staying humble is for the birds. I will continue to carry myself with much pomp and circumstance.
@@ExcelsiorElectricRemember you're a diamond keep shining stay positive! Radiate and give it back to the bums today tomorrw and the future😋
SFV area literally had normal rain nothing more
This storm was extremely exaggerated. I live here. CA has a history of overhyping storms.
It's honestly fine where we are too (Orange County), but I do think some areas got hit a lot harder (as seen by some of the images).
California overhypes everything. Drama queens
I won't be able to leave my house until my road is fixed. I live on Mt. San Jacinto and we had heavy rain all day. My house is in a high spot and is okay, but my road out of here is gone. Maybe it wasn't bad where you are, but those of us in mountain communities have a big mess on our hands.
This is why I never planted any trees.
"this happens here every week buh buh buh fake news buh buh buh"
They had a plan and it didn't worki to sell products like rain gear etc
A hurricane hit the San Diego area in 1858.
The problem wasn’t the storm. It’s our infrastructure. Poor
The media is doing everything they can to hype this. I’m in CA.
For 99% of California, it was just some rain. That’s it.
They are probably recycling images from puerto rico to fill content
It’s a distraction so developers can quietly snatch up all that burnt land in Maui.
I agree, nothing happened!
It was just a steady rain, light wind.
Thanks
Every News station using the same video clips ... makes you think it wasn't that bad
No, it's not linked to "climate change".
Bring it on... so much, end of wild fires!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A storm did all that damage. Imagine what a hurricane would do.
We have to thank technology that we were even able to foresee this
To foresee rain?
RAIN STORM! 40mph!? What about the East Coast that is hit every year with 100+ winds and Real Hurricanes!?
Anyone else tired of climate alarmism?
Yes!!!
Los Angeles wasn't fazed....😂
The tree did not collapse it simply fell over , people don't even know how to talk anymore , yuck
Bet they are thankful for all the police and rain helping the drought conditions. I hope this helps them come together as a state.
Yeah the police did so much. Let's give police credit for doing nothing when they aren't involved. They did a great job sitting in ankle deep water.
Lol.
The only issue here is high elevation Mountains (S.D.-6500’) (L.A.-11,500) that runs either West to the Ocean or East to the Deserts in Lahar style flash floods taking out EVERYTHING in its path..!
- other than that, we're used to Atmospheric River storms once in a while, and Santa Ana's that rip through for a weekend topping 110mph
Trees don't "collapse." They tumble, they fall. Buildings collapse. Just a thought.
I don't understand why weather news here says the last time SoCal was hit by the storm was 1997. In all the local news outlet, such as kCAL, they reported the last tropical storm to hit was in 1939, 84 years ago. And Long Beach suffers the most. 1997 was never mentioned.
The last storm we had was the one that buried all of California with Snow 2023 dec thru June and rains
Mandela effect.
Psalm 124
Thanks Lord for your salvation
When the government tells you nothing to worry about YOU RUN!
When the government tells you that you are all going to drown YOU BRING A UMBRELLA.
We didn’t get any rain 😢in San Francisco
1:29 - 😂 wtf is this man trying to accomplish with his Lexus, push it out?
They're showing old footage from 2002
This is why Twitter is the most trustworthy place for news. It is not half as bad as they make it seem.
Rain 🌧️ 🌧️ better than hot 🥵 fire 🔥
Sending prayers
Thanks KAREN
It literally rained for like 1 day. That’s it. Not even hard. But headlines are like Hilary devastates California!!! 😂😂😂
I survived hurricane Hilary
Congrats! But the real question is, have you gotten your 17th booster yet?😂😂
@@carmarasmussen8118 oh yeah I don't let conspiracy theories make my decisions for me.
HEAVY RAINFALL IN A DESERT AREA, NOT SURPRIZED THAT THERE WAS AN EARTHQUAKE.
Not even raining this morning.
At least theu dont have to worry aboot wildfires
Floor is drying up in Ventura county
I feel so bad for the people having to do news reports in the middle of storms, such a dangerous job
Ppppft. You call that dangerous?
don’t feel bad they’re democrats
İf you're new on the job, you might have to clean toilets, too. But I forget, this is the Age of Entitlement. 🤔
It's not like they pursued that career path without knowing what was involved.
Especially being in California. Weather reporters are doing their stories their cars are getting robbed in their camera equipment being stolen. You have to worry about getting robbed at gunpoint
🙏🙏🙏
on a flip side, isn't this what's needed to relieve from over decade long drought in the west of Rockies?
Now everyone can enjoy the beach
1:00 "Hilary, officially the worst tropical storm to hit Southern California in more than 25 years"
It's the only tropical storm to hit CA in 25 years 😂
It was a quick shake I don’t know why this earthquake is such a big deal. I’ve only noticed 3 in my life and they were always just 1-3 seconds. Usually not a big deal. Lived in sf Bay Area all my life. Didn’t seem like that crazy of a storm.
everyone and their mom were live streaming in Cali. All i saw were drizzles.
Why didnt the center of this "hurricane only hurt palm springs but nothing on its way there" 🤔
I live in Florida. This storm has been way hyped up. I’m just wondering, since I actually don’t know. Does the rest of the US get coverage of the tropical storms and hurricanes we get over here? I honestly struggle to find coverage to keep updated myself….
They do, they just don't really care cause it's florida, so it's the usual to see a few storms every year, 22yrs here never left once for any storm.
Indeed, we see the weather reports and hurricane warnings for Fl. The reason they 'hyped' the Ca. incident up was because the last time they had a tropical storm was in 1939, so its one of those rare 'blue moon' events, rather than a massive storm that attracted the attention. Not that caution was not warranted, because you never know when a little rain will cause a flash flood in the Desert. Luckily for all, it wasn't a bad event.
When Florida gets genuine hurricanes (not small storms like this) they tell us all about it. Complete with videos of y’all boarding up windows, interviews with locals, and simulations of the paths the hurricane might take 😂 We all become hurricane experts when Florida gets one lol.
And yes it was way over hyped. I live in San Diego and it was barely anything worth mentioning. Light rain for a day. The media needs to be stopped.
@@gemmarium4337 🤣🤣 thanks for the info 😊 Funny enough our weather updates while in the storm suck.
I'm sure that 40+ mph winds are not helping any.
It's 20mph but keep continuing the MSM fear.
@@KB-kp2oz I'm sure that the winds have died down. Keep in mind that in order to be called a tropical storm, it must have sustained winds of at least 40 mph. That is where and why I came up with my comment. If the winds are below 40 mph, then it is called a tropical depression.
@@paulkurilecz4209 they were 25 when they hit San Diego. 5 miles per hour more! Holy sh$t!
Be afraid of 25 mph wind and some rain. F$cking clown.
The insurance companies will go burrrrr
Mother Nature doing her thing
m*xic*li needs a good cleansing- Now help Texas!
How about the tent and homeless people? Report on that!
I’m sure it was bad in some area’s. Here in Huntington Beach, Ca… not bad. Lots of rain and a few gust’s of wind but nothing us Californians can’t handle.
Same in San Clemente, rain and a little wind yesterday evening.
Y’all some soft mfers
Thank God is wasn't a category 6 it would have wipe out southern California and Catalina island
Just a wake up to what a storm or earthquake can do. Better to be prepared.
We have witnessed climate change firsthand through the past 20 years it is truly sad to see what we have done to this beautiful planet of our…
It’s raining out here in woodland
It never rains in southern California.