ainsley: let s check in with our meteorologist for our fox weather forecast. good morning. as we know this was a category four hurricane at one point off the coast of mexico. tropical storm all day yesterday and now post tropical storm which means it s no longer a topical system at all. when that 35 miles an hour. rain coming down and moving to the north of 35 miles an hour. it s cooking and will clear the country by the time we get into tomorrow. the winds at times these are higher elevations. we sell wind gusts from the system up to 80 miles an hour widespread. there were some spots getting up to 60 miles an hour. really powerful winds on top of very heavy rain. some of the highest rainfall amounts we ve seen. over 10 inches in a lot of areas getting six, seven, 8 inches. places like los angeles only get a tenth of an inch in august. it doesn t rain in southern california in august of this is almost an unheard of system that we are talking about. it will continue to track to the
Cyclone. it doesn t mean that there still aren t some threatening conditions. death valley, one of the hottest places on the planet got more than a half a year s normal amount of rainfall in 24 hours. the national park there closed because of the dangerous conditions. hillary s remnants continue to soak southern california. the flood risk is spreading into the other parts of the west as well. it s reaching all the way to phoenix, tucson in arizona. fox news meteorologists adam. we saw winds up close to 90 miles-per-hour yesterday at higher elevations. with that the rain was just absolutely unheard of. it doesn t rain in southern california in the month of august hardly. we got rainfall totals over ten inches. several inches of rain and why all the flooding continues to be an issue.