Well, howdy there internet people, Litzboo again.

So today we are going to talk about Hurricane Hillary,

which is a hurricane headed towards Southern California.

That's a really weird sentence.

Okay, so basically what we're going to do is just run through what the forecast is,

provide some little notes that I think might be useful for people who live in California and have more than likely not

experienced a hurricane before. So the current forecast shows it getting up to a category 4. A category 4, that's a hurricane that Floridians kind of, you know, they're a little concerned about.

That's a big one.

It is supposed to weaken before it gets to the southern to southern California.

Something that is incredibly important to note for people who, again, may not have been through this before. There are two kinds of models. There's the

spaghetti model. That's the line. When it comes to the forecast and it shows that

line. That line is their best guess. Then there's the cone. Anything inside that

cone is possible. Remember that. It's worth it's worth

it's worth knowing that Hurricane Michael is one that hit me

we were not supposed to be hit by it. We were just a very, very outside chance.

Now when you're looking at the forecast, most of the spaghetti models have it hitting pretty far south

and the whole time it's kind of riding the coast and that weakens it.

If the storm itself starts to track more on the Pacific side of that cone

closer to the ocean, be prepared for it to be a little bit stronger because it may not break up as much.

Just remember, just because you're not on that line doesn't mean you're you're out of the area

Anything in the cone is possible and if you haven't been through a hurricane before please understand they're big they are big they are much bigger

than the line itself so just be aware of that now as far as the forecasts the way it looks the winds are going to be pretty low and

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