South residents California The Mountain Society, near the burning of Eiton’s burning burning from the flooding roads on Friday after the strongest storm of the year, swept the area, which led to the release of the crushing flows and the muddy chaos in many neighborhoods that the forest fires recently burned.
Water, debris and rocks rushed to the bottom of the mountain in Sierra Madhi on Thursday evening, besieging at least one car in the mud and damaging many household guests with clay and debris. On Friday, the bulldozers were cleaning the streets covered with mud in the city of 10,000 people.
“This has happened very quickly, but it was very loudly and you can even hear the ground or feel the ground shaking,” said Paul Doval, who lived in Sierra Madry for 28 years, about the wreckage flows.
Sierra Madhi officials issued the evacuation orders of the areas affected by Etone fire, warning that firefighters, police and public works will not enter into areas suffering from clay flows and active debris, and anyone who stayed in a house will need a house to accommodate even until the areas are considered safe for city employees to enter .
The city’s residents also had to evacuate during the Eiton fire, which destroyed 15 houses in society.
California is in the midst of the rainy season, strong storms are not necessarily unusual at this time of the year. But the devastating weather is closely after the killer forest fires That left societies across Los Angeles In the ruins of last month, it increased the effects.
It is a sign of the risks it poses when the risk of fire lies throughout the year. the Climate crisis It increases the possibility of a vehicle, and the risks will continue to rise with the high temperatures in the world.
While the heavy rains of the storm that strikes the area began to reduce Thursday evening, the danger of rocks and muddles continued on the hills that were placed in the wild on Friday because the dangerous slides can strike even after the rain stopped, especially in the burned areas that help in preserving the soil The traded was burned away.
One member in Los Angeles A spokesman for the department, Eric Scott, said on the social platform x.
In Pacific Palisades on Friday, some residents wash the corpses covered with mud, and bulldozers cleans the roads coated with mud are not far from where, just weeks ago, officials transported abandoned cars after people fled last month of traffic and fled.
In the north of the Madina, a road near the ITEN extinguishing scar was also covered in several feet of clay, vegetable cover and trees as a flood of concrete blocks that overcome the absolute water to prevent these debris flows. The area was mostly deserted.
In the neighboring Sierra Madhi, the city issued the evacuation orders of the areas affected by Etone fire, a warning in a position on social media that the firefighting personnel, the police and public works will not enter areas suffering from clay flows and active debris and anyone staying in a house that will need evacuation orders to accommodate in place even The areas are considered safe for city workers to enter.
Azousa police said that the roof of a grocery store was partially collapsed while shoppers were inside the store Thursday evening, but everyone went out safely.
The weather service was expected to wipe the damage on Friday in a mobile home park in Oxenard, which amounted to 60 miles per hour (96 km/h) wind storms on Thursday afternoon, according to the Los Angeles Times. Carole Smith, meteorological specialist, said it would determine whether there is a weak hurricane in the garden.
The western coast storms are the latest in a week of bad weather throughout the United States that reduced energy to tens of thousands.
With the intensification of rain on Thursday, the National Weather Service issued floods and thunderstorms for a group of Los Angeles East Province. The rain caused a rock collapse and pushing the clay on the road in Malibu Canyon, and the large wreck flow left about 8 inches (20 cm) of clay via a road in Hollywood Hills.
Southern California was reported from 1 to 3 inches of rain in coastal areas and valleys and 3 to 6 inches through coastal slopes on Thursday, according to weather service.
More than 30,000 people were in California without electricity, according to Poweroutage.us.
Evacuation and warning orders were issued in the areas where the hills were scars before CoreThe most destructive in the history of Los Angeles. In addition to burning the vegetation that keeps the soil in place, the fires also added a loose wreck to the landscape, including ash, soil and rocks.
Before the storm, officials distributed sand bags, save the swimmers in their position, and ordered the residents to prepare the Go bag. Sandbags and temporary concrete barriers were in place throughout Altadena, where Eaton was destroyed thousands of homes.
Despite the recent storms, much of the southern California is still in severe or severe dryness, according to the American dry screen. Daniel Soyen, the climate scientist at the University of California, Los Angeles, said that although the region was desperate to rain, this storm might bring very quickly.
In Altadena, Mahran Dudyan was prepared by putting hemp on a hole on the roof of his house, during which he burned the fire last month. Dubai said that he was grateful because the city’s workers have arranged sand bags and concrete barriers in his neighborhood during the past few weeks.
“I did not leave cars on the street because with the clay collapse, [they] It may come down. “
Near the burning scars of the airport fire in Orange County, the Trapoco Canyon road was crossed by Mud and Debris, and the public works of Orange County were published on social media.
In the San Francisco Bay area, there was power outages, small landslides and tempting roads. The authorities urged people to evacuate Felton Group, a small community along the central coast, as the San Lorenzo River threatened to photograph its banks.
In the neighboring state of Nevada, the weather service said it has recorded a measurable amount of rain in Las Vegas, which ends a series of 214 days without rain.
And in the north UtahRain and snow created dangerous conditions on mountain roads leading to ski resorts. The state’s Ministry of Transport issued a warning to alert road safety with a mixture of thick snow and rain until Friday.
The first respondents searched each vehicle on Thursday’s accumulation near, about 25 miles (40 km) east of Portland, OregonThe Multennah County County Office said. The office initially said that more than 100 cars were involved, but the Ministry of Governmental Transport later said that the number was from 20 to 30 cars. Oregon state police said four people were transferred to hospitals with slight injuries.
The authorities said that the periods occurred during semi -white circumstances in the corridors in the west on the 84th highway. SUVs caught fire, but their passengers escaped.
Multennah Province officials extended at least on Friday and said that eight shelters would be open. Officials said 489 people went to the shelters on Wednesday night.
The weather service said that the wind chills can decrease to 10F (-12 ° C) in Portland.
In southern Washington, six people were transferred to hospitals with injuries to another accumulation of 22 vehicles on the 5th Highway near the Colez River, a spokesman for the state patrol, Will Vin. There were 95 accidents on Thursday in five provinces in the southwest of the state.
