Rainy Tuesday predicted for Coachella Valley
Palm Springs, CA, United States. A rare rainy day, so I took a pic. - Picture of Palm Springs, Greater Palm Springs - Tripadvisor
Rain Leaves Behind Debris On Desert Roadways – NBC Palm Springs
No Way in or Out' of Palm Springs After Heavy Rain and Debris Flows Close Roads - Times of San Diego
Drone footage shows historic flood damage in California desert | Nation | iosconews.com
Video, pictures of Hilary aftermath in Palm Springs show unprecedented flooding and rain damage from storm - CBS News
In Palm Springs, Where Rain Is Rare, Residents Brace for Hilary's Downpour - The New York Times
Drone video shows devastating flooding in Palm Springs after Hilary wallops California with torrential rain
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Rain floods streets in Palm Springs, drone footage shows (no audio)
Palm Springs Records First Rain on June 23 Since at Least 1893 – NBC Palm Springs
Palm Springs Hit by Biggest Rain Storm in Its Entire History
Palm Springs had more than 8 inches of rain in 2019
Rain To Return To the Coachella Valley - Coachella Valley
Rain To Return To the Coachella Valley - Coachella Valley
Hilary updates: Over 1 foot of rain hit San Bernardino as LA avoided a catastrophe - ABC News
Hilary swamps desert city of Palm Springs with most rain in single day, wipes out roads
Palm Springs just got some rain and a little more may be on the way
Palm Springs sees wettest day in more than 15 months as storms drench Coachella Valley
Photos: Tropical Storm Hilary floods California with heavy rain, powerful winds
Desperate Californians climb trees to escape floods and mudslides with many trapped in cars for hours after Hilary brings record rain: Palm Springs is submerged and 25M are now under flood warnings:
Rain floods Palm Springs roadways
Flooding overtakes Palm Springs, California, during Hilary as local emergency declared
When it rains in the Coachella Valley, the stormwater flows to the Whitewater River and eventually the Salton Sea
