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Under the "Preparations and impact" heading, there is this group of sentences; "Kay's outer bands also hit as north Southern California, southern Utah, and southwest Arizona, bringing wind gusts of near 100 mph (160 km/h) to many areas, though the highest winds recorded were in San Diego County, California.It had it affects On Riverside county. Rainfall totals varied across the regions, with Mt. Laguna recording the highest rainfall amount at almost 5.08 in (129 mm)."
What's the use of having, "It had it affects On Riverside county"? It doesn't add anything to the conversation, is incredibly ambiguous, and is poorly written. I'd strike it. LeviS999 (talk) 13:39, 13 November 2022 (UTC)Reply