Atmospheric River Hits Southern California
An atmospheric river brought scattered downpours and powerful winds to Los Angeles, prompting fears of flooding and evacuation warnings.
Evacuation warnings were issued for areas affected by January's firestorm, including the burn scars from the Palisades fire, Eaton fire, Hurst fire, and Sunset fire, which are at high risk of debris flows.
- Palisades fire burn scar
- Eaton fire in Altadena
- Hurst fire in Sylmar
- Sunset fire in the Hollywood Hills
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Author's summary: Atmospheric river causes floods and evacuations.
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