The southern storms are the hazardous storms of mud

Slow storms are located in Southern California on Sunday, carrying the long-term spelling but also the risk of mud in the vulnerable zone in the area of ​​the area the wildlife this month.

The rain expected to continue Monday afternoon, and light rain throughout the area and rising rain, the rain said. Rain can reduce the risk of fire and helps the plant of poverty in the early end of the rain in Los Angeles record.

But the national service also assessed that the mud in County Los Angeles Count Count County County County is 10 to 20 percent of the fire and brush.

In the burning lands, the earth may act like a slike pavement when the rains are filled, Mudslides, Meteorologist, meteorologist with services.

“You don’t just get the weave of the water,” Mr. Chenard said. “Immediately turned into runoff.”

The biggest rain is expected between 4pm on Sunday and 4pm on Monday, according to the ministry. Los Angeles and Ventura Counties were expected to climb the entire rain, and three inches[3 inches]were estimated to the mountains around Los Angeles.

A burning smoke has a vulnerable area of ​​the Palisades fire in the Palisades Palisades Specifer of Los Angeles; The riot of riots near the area of ​​the city; The fire sink near West Hollywood; The eaton fire near Pasadena; The Hindhes Fire near Lake CASTAIC; and Franklin fire near Malibu, in addition to others.

Burn the SCARS outside Los Angeles County has 5 to 10 percent for Mudslides Loss, says the weather service.

Residents urged to collect the stock and protect the property in a girdle. A flooding clock has been connected to Los Angeles County since Monday afternoon.

Saturday Evening, northern Ventura County, north of Los Angeles, and took across the circuit on Sunday, and the service said.

The system grew up in the eastern Los Angeles County, liberating flashes and hail in some areas, according to the ministry. By Sunday afternoon, the highest race rate – a quarter of three times a percent per hour – is limited to the isolated area.

The rate of one half of a rain in every hour in the firewood can cause “great problems,” Mr. Chenard says.

Los Angeles region suffered a strong drought for many months, reviving the flowers, which was burned with thousands of gaps and transfer more than 100,000 people.

Before Saturday, there was no measured rain in downtown Los Angeles this year, says John Feerick, an elderly meteeather at AccuWeather. He explained that it was a good news.

“In general, the good rains,” Mr. Feerick said. “It should help in the face of fire.”

“Now, the danger is because of a burning wound,” he added.