Which Hurricane Hit California

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California and Hurricanes: A Match Made in... Uh, Not Really

So, you wanna know which hurricane hit California? Well, let's just say it's not exactly a love story. It's more like a one-sided crush where California is all, "Please, no, I'm good," and the hurricanes are like, "But I really want to party."

California: The Hurricane-Free Zone (Mostly)

You see, California has this thing going for it called geography. It's like nature's bouncer, keeping the hurricane party-crashers at bay. While other coastal states are getting drenched and blown around, California is sipping margaritas by the pool, totally chill.

But don't get too cocky, Golden State. We've had a few close calls. There's been the occasional tropical storm that wandered a little too far north, or a hurricane that tried to flex its muscles but got tired halfway there. We're talking about storms that would make a Chihuahua look like a Great Dane anywhere else, but in California, they're more like a wet sneeze.

Those Times California Got a Little Wet

  • Hilary in 2023: This one was a bit of a drama queen. She started as a full-blown hurricane, all "look at me, I'm so scary!" but by the time she got to California, she was more like a damp rag. Still, she managed to cause some flooding and mudslides, proving that even a weakened hurricane can be a party pooper.
  • Kay in 2022: Kay was another wannabe. She tried to bring the rain, but California just shrugged and said, "Is that all you got?" Kay ended up as a tropical storm, which is basically a hurricane's little brother.

So, while California might not have the most exciting hurricane history, it's a testament to the state's lucky charm. But don't get too comfortable, beach lovers. Climate change is a real thing, and who knows what surprises the future holds?

How to Prepare for a (Possible) California Hurricane

  • How to stock up on sunscreen: Because even if it rains, you gotta protect that golden glow.
  • How to find the nearest pool: For those inevitable "oh no, it's actually raining" moments.
  • How to order takeout: Because who wants to cook when there's a chance of drama?
  • How to binge-watch your favorite shows: Just in case the power goes out.
  • How to appreciate the sunshine: Because let's face it, you'll miss it when it's gone.

So, there you have it. California and hurricanes: a love story for the ages... or not.

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