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A historic storm could be headed for California this weekend, one the state hasn’t seen in almost a century. Hurricane Hilary is on track to barrel toward Southern California, possibly making landfall on Sunday as a tropical storm.

The latest news and live updates on Hurricane Hilary, which has grown into a Category 4 hurricane expected to bring strong winds and rain this week.

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The National Weather Service forecasts that a powerful storm will impact Southern California, bringing heavy rain, high winds, hazardous road, beach and sea conditions, possible power outages Sunday afternoon,

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UPDATED, Friday at 2:30 p.m. with latest windspeed, graphics: In a rare occurrence, the remnants of Hurricane Hilary is forecast to hit Southern California and possibly Los Angeles this weekend with tropical storm-force winds (39-73 mph) and very heavy rain.