Hurricane Hilary is expected to bring "catastrophic and life-threatening flooding" to Mexico's Baja California and the southwestern United States. It is forecasted to cross the border as a tropical storm on Sunday, becoming the first tropical storm to hit Southern California in 84 years. Officials in Los Angeles are preparing for evacuations and setting up shelters. Concern is also rising in Tijuana, Mexico, where heavy rains could cause dangerous flooding. Major League Baseball games have been rescheduled, the National Park Service has closed parks, and authorities are urging homeless people to seek shelter. President Joe Biden has urged everyone in the storm's path to take precautions.

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