Rare West Coast Hurricane Hilary Could Impact Saints Preseason Game in Los Angeles
Key points:
- Rare West Coast hurricane, Hurricane Hilary, forecasted to make landfall in Southern California after the Saints preseason game.
- Potential for excessive rainfall, flooding, and impact on major metro areas including Los Angeles and San Diego.
- Saints scheduled to play the Chargers in Los Angeles for their preseason game on Sunday.
A rare West Coast hurricane, Hurricane Hilary, is forecasted to hit Los Angeles after the New Orleans Saints preseason game with the Chargers. The National Hurricane Center announced that the hurricane, currently a Category 1 with 75 mph winds, is approaching the Baja California peninsula and is expected to make landfall in Southern California overnight Monday. While the Saints will have time to fly back to New Orleans after the game, it may be challenging for fans and media traveling to Los Angeles to leave immediately due to the hurricane. West Coast hurricanes are rare, but the area is advised to make preparations and stay updated on the storm’s progression.
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