Hurricane Hilary caused major rain and flooding in Mexico’s Baja California Sur on Saturday.

Video posted to social media by Luis D. Bareno shows a river flowing through Mulegé, Baja California, Mexico on Saturday.

The force of the water and the rising levels would pose a danger to the local population as well as cause damage and flooding of houses and other buildings.

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#Alerta vuelve la lluvia fuerte a #SantaRosalía. Es de las poblaciones más castigadas por el huracán #Hilary hasta el momento en #BajaCaliforniaSur, #México.

Habitantes piden auxilio ante la emergencia.#HurricaneHilary #HurricaneHillary pic.twitter.com/gb3HNhNpEs

— Luis D. Bareño (@AStiller0) August 20, 2023

Additional footage of the flooding in Mulegé, Baja California, Mexico:

Gateway Pundit has been covering Hurricane Hilary since she formed in the Eastern Pacific last week.

Hurricane Hilary was downgraded to a Tropical Storm before making landfall in the United States.

Hilary was a Category 2 storm with 110 mph sustained winds as it crawled up Mexico’s Baja California peninsula Saturday evening but weakened as she approached cooler waters.

Hilary peaked as a powerful Category 4 on Thursday night and began to weaken as she reached cooler waters.

For the first time ever Southern California is under a Tropical Storm warning.