The rain has finally returned to Los Angeles, a landscape, but now the authorities have warn the flood, and the landslide may be more confused in cities that have been abused along the “burn scar”. 。
The National Weather Service issued a flood monitoring in the area from 4:00 pm on Sunday to Monday 4 pm. Danger focuses on areas where Palisades, Eaton, and other fires have previously been furious.
“In many areas in the southern part of the point concept, the risk of rainy rates and thunderstorms, especially from Sunday afternoon to the afternoon of the month,” said the National Meteorological Bureau of the Los Angeles.
“The high rain on burns can lead to debris and landslides. Please follow the instructions of local officials!”
The “burns of burns” or burnt lands are mainly concentrated in hills, and many of the vegetation that burns out of the topsoils usually remain on the spot.
The soil is still fragile and filled with ashes -and in some cases it is saturated by water from firefighters' efforts -therefore, the violent attack is for flood and destructive ground slide. Keep it ripe.
It is expected that up to 3 inches will rain in these areas, and it will bring the first important storm seen by this area since October.
The rain is a mixture of a mixture that kicked some new flames, including the fire of a fuse that burns more than 90 % but burns 10,000 acres, but it should be welcomed by firefighters, but it is again. LA is already in a shambles that can spell new dangers.
Some landslides have already loosened the destruction. This includes those who have destroyed the $ 2 million house last week after the firefighter's efforts have unstable the ground.
The slide split the house in half. This is a preview of what is prepared for a building that survived the flame.
LA began to strengthen the area prior to the storm that came in last week, and Mayor Karen Bus issued an order to clean the fragments from burns of burns, which could turn into dangerous launches during floods and landslides. did. Authorities also worked to reinforce vulnerable areas in sandbags.
One week after the wind of Santa Anana, the Parisade fire contains 87 % after burning 23,000 acras, but the fire in Eaton is about 95 %, 14,000 acras or more.
