Hilary’s ag impact being assessed, but prices could be off the charts down the road
By
Tim Linden
Hilary’s ag impact being assessed, but prices could be off the charts down the road
By
Tim Linden
By the time Hurricane Hilary hit land and headed up through California, it had been downgraded to a tropical storm, which was clearly great news for homeowners and farmers alike.
The storm did some damage across the state, with the Palm Springs area and other desert towns being the hardest hit. It continued on that northeasterly path from Baja California with much of its power and rain unleashed in the Sierra foothills or on the other side of the Sierras. As such, the San Joaquin Valley was not hit as hard as expected.