Retired CEO. Volunteer Naturalist for Anza Borrego Desert State Park. Member of the San Diego Tracking Team and Anza Borrego Foundation Board of Directors.
I had big fun speaking at the North American Wildlife Tracker Conference 2025! Big thanks to the organizers and everyone who joined the session.๐
- via #Whova event app
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Tracking wild animals in the mountains near Julian California. We found sign of coyote, bobcat, striped, skunk, spotted skunk, wild turkey, common raven, deer, toads,
Scorpion, California ground squirrel.
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Antelope ground squirrel tracks in mud created by the storm following hurricane Hilary. Anza Borrego Desert State Park. Coyote Canyon. San Diego County. #anzaborrego
Flood risk from #Hilary in SE California deserts is genuinely alarming. Widespread & possibly destructive flash flooding is possible. This has high potential to be a historic flood event in this region. See attached screenshot of @NWSPhoenix forecast discussion from this AM.#CAwx
Forecast confidence is increasing in a very unusual scenario where Tropical Storm Hilary impacts southwest California, particularly the San Diego & Los Angeles metros, with direct impacts.
I'll go more in-depth into the driving factors & potential impacts for CA in this thread.
@burgwx I do think there's about a 20-30% chance the NHC ends up using a tropical storm watch for far southern coastal SoCal for a cyclone rapidly transitioning asymmetric warm core system...which would be as close as we've come since 1939!