After several weeks of wind and dry weather, the rainfall in Southern California has declined, which is expected to help firefighters respond Multiple wild fireHowever, the potential heavy rain on the burning hillside may cause toxic ash runoff.
The staff of Los Angeles have spent vegetation in the past week, and were spread on the hillside by the areas that were destroyed by Palizdes and Eaton fires earlier this month and strengthened their roads.
Most areas in the area are expected to receive about one inch of precipitation within a few days, but the National Meteorological Administration stated that “the threat is high enough to prepare for the worst case in the worst case, resulting in soil and shattering. Dandruff slipped on the mountain.
Meteorological service meteorologist Carol Smith said: “Therefore, the problem is that if one of these showers happen to be parked on the burning area.” “This may be enough to produce debris flow.”
Workers on January 24, 2025, on Friday, in the burn of mudslides on the burned side of the mansion near Pacific Palisades, Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles to prevent mudslides. (AP)
According to the forecaster, the rainfall starts on Saturday evening, and it is expected to increase on Sunday and it may last until the early morning of Tuesday. Flood meters have been issued in some burning areas, and mountain areas are expected to snow.
Democratic Karen Bass, the mayor of Democratic Los Angeles, issued an administrative order last week to accelerate the cleanup and reduce the environmental impact of fire -related pollutants. The supervisor of Los Angeles County also approved an urgent motion to place flood control infrastructure on the scene Affected by fireEssence
Firefighters placed hot spots at Camarillo, California on Thursday, January 23, 2025, and Laguna Fire broke out. (AP)
Officials said that ASH’s recent burns are incinerated, electronic products, batteries, architecture materials, paint, furniture and other household products. The gray is divided into pesticides, asbestos, plastic and lead. Officials urged residents to wear protective equipment when cleaning up.
Since 2018, the concerns of the potential debris flow after the fire are particularly high. At that time, the town of Monteto toured to the exposed hillside and faced the mudslides. A total of 23 people died and hundreds of houses were damaged.
Firefighters placed hot spots at Camarillo, California on Thursday, January 23, 2025, and Laguna Fire broke out. (AP)
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Wet weather on weekends Southern California After several weeks of dangerous wind and humidity, but on Saturday, there were still several wild fires in the area, including Palishades and Eaton, killing at least 28 people and destroying more than 14,000 buildings. On Saturday, Palisid’s fire accounted for 81 % and Eaton’s fire accounted for 95 %.
At the same time, in the northern part of Los Angeles, firefighters made significant progress in the Hugas fire. The Hugas fire forced thousands of people to evacuate when the outbreak of the mountain area near Lake Castel.
In San Diego County, the border 2 fires are almost unavailable because it is burning through the remote areas of the Otta Wilderness near the U.S. -Mexico border.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
