Mudslides cut off access to Palm Springs, residents were rescued from flooded cars, and three feet of water gushed into homes in Southern California.
the region typically experiences in August, which is Southern California’s driest month of the year.
Despite warnings last week to evacuate or shelter in place, scores of Californians were left stranded by Hilary’s floodwaters, with firefighters dispatched to pull people from flooded cars, according to theVideos throughout Los Angeles, Palm Springs, and San Diego showed drivers stuck in their vehicles as water overtook roadways and crumbled portions of others. Others showed empty flowerpots racing down streets in floodwaters, likely swept away from the yards and front porches of homes.
The full scope of injuries aren’t likely to be known until later Monday, however, as many areas—like Palm Springs, a city of 45,000—shut down 911 operations entirely on Sunday night., and downed trees littered roadways and ritzy resorts near Joshua Tree National Park. “Yes, there’s going to be sun today, and that’s fantastic,” she said. “However, we have a lot of clean-up to do, we need to assess the damage, and if the roads are clear that makes our job that much easier and we’re able to get those roads open much faster if people just stay in place.”
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