Hurricane Hillary Threatens Central and Southern California Counties

The National Weather Service and National Hurricane Center have issued warnings about the potential impact of Hurricane Hillary on central and southern California counties, including Santa Barbara County.

Residents are advised to prepare for moderate to heavy rain, strong winds, coastal storms, surges, erosion, and hazardous sea conditions.

These weather conditions could begin as early as Sunday afternoon, August 20th.

To further emphasize the severity of the situation, the National Weather Service has also issued a flood watch for several areas, including the foothills above Santa Barbara, Montecito, Summerland, Carpinteria interior mountains, and the eastern Santinez mountain range.

The flood watch will be in effect from 4pm on Sunday, August 20th, until 10am on Monday, August 21st.

Yesterday, Ellen DeGeneres, a resident of Montecito, shared a video showing raging floodwaters near her home.

In the video, she urged people to show kindness to Mother Nature.

Additionally, a source from Ryan Hall revealed that Megan, presumably Meghan Markle, was seen leaving Montecito.

Although it is unclear where she sought shelter, there were speculations that she moved to a friend's house.

We hope that the children of the Harkles (Meghan and Harry) remain safe during this storm.

It is worth noting that the Olive Garden, the mansion owned by the Harkles, is situated in a mudslide zone.

In 2018, the area experienced a devastating mudslide that claimed lives, caused injuries, and extensive property damage.

Unfortunately, it is uncertain whether the couple has insurance coverage for potential mudslide damage.

Insurance companies may not offer coverage for such high-risk areas or the premiums might be exorbitant.

While the loss of their housing unit is a concern, the safety of their children is paramount.

If rumors are true that Harry has not been at the Olive Garden for a while, he will likely be safe in his separate luxury hotels.

Hopefully, the children can stay with the nanny's family to avoid being stuck with Meghan and Harry during the storm.

Our thoughts are with everyone affected by Hurricane Hillary, including the Harkles.

In other news, Meghan Markle is facing criticism for an ironic message she is set to deliver at the upcoming Invictus Games, where she will join Prince Harry.

According to Prince Harry's biographer, Angela Levin, Meghan plans to address the wounded, injured, and sick servicemen and women competing in the event.

Levin finds this message of courage and resilience ironic, as she believes Meghan represents neither of these qualities.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry recently shared a teaser for his Netflix documentary centered around the Invictus Games.

Interestingly, Meghan was noticeably absent from the video, raising questions about her involvement in the actual show.

According to Levin, Harry appeared more like his former self in the teaser, leaving fans curious about Meghan's role in the series.