What made Tropical Storm Hilary hitting Southern California such a big event? Weather officials say the storm was unusual, but new warning systems helped elevate awareness of the storm.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Was Hurricane Hilary overhyped? It wasn't unprecedented, but warnings likely saved lives
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