Screenshot of Hurricane Hilary, the first hurricane to head towards Southern California in about 80 years.
It's 2:58 pm, on Sunday, August 20th, 2023. We just had a 5.0 earthquake, only the second solid shake I've felt, since I made it back to California in 2019. This quake was centered southeast of Ojai, which is about 35-40 miles west-northwest of where I am, in the San Fernando Valley. I'm in a little coffee shop type place where I can work on the laptop. I'm drying off from getting pretty wet at a bus stop earlier, in the rain from Hilary.
The first tropical storm in 80 years hits, just downgraded from a Category 1 hurricane this morning (a Cat 4 at its peak), and we just happen to have a solid earthquake during it. Gotta love California.
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