Heavy Rains Are Recorded In Mexico City Due To Tropical Cyclone Hilary

Heavy Rains Are Recorded In Mexico City Due To Tropical Cyclone Hilary

A woman covers with plastic while it rains in Mexico City. This Saturday, heavy rains were registered in Mexico City due to Tropical Cyclone Hilary that is heading to Baja California and that would arrive as a tropical storm in California according to data from the National Meteorological Service. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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