Tropical Storm Claudia made landfall in the western area of the Baja California province, dropping tons of rainfall over the peninsula.

The remnant had poured more than 7 inches of rainfall on the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, west of Tucson.

It was believed that she died from natural causes, but the ambulance was unable to reach her due to the flood.

In Sells, food and medical supplies were sent to the Papago Indian Reservation[6] Many cattle had drowned from the effect of the flooding.

[3] Los Robles Wash had carried up to 32,600 cubic ft/s (920 m3/s), while the Santa Cruz River proper peaked at 9,200 cu ft/s (260 m3/s).

The major damage from the flooding had been extended approximately 100 miles along the Santa Cruz River and tributaries and had attained an 11 maximum width.

When Claudia made landfall in Cedros Island, the storm had moved north to California, then onto Arizona.