As San Diegans prepare to hunker down for Hilary's heavy rain and strong winds, a large number of state parks, beaches, businesses and more will be closed.
STATE PARKS AND BEACHES
"Our wildlife care specialists, horticulturists, and other essential teams across operations will remain on grounds," the statement says."For the safety of everyone involved -- our horses, our riders and all the workers, staff and fans -- we have made the decision to cancel Sunday's races," DMTC President and COO Josh Rubinstein said.
The city's storm page on its website says all of its reservoir lakes will be closed to the public on Sunday and Monday. The city pointed out that it started releasing water from the Barrett and Hodges reservoirs because of the imminent storm. The city warned that residents downstream of those dams may see flowing water in the area.SAN DIEGO STATE
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