Los Angeles, CA – Heavy rain is moving into Los Angeles County this week, prompting warnings from local officials for residents living near recent wildfire burn zones, including the Palisades and Eaton Fire areas. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is urging residents to prepare for potential evacuations and avoid flooded roadways as the storm arrives.
According to the Sheriff’s Department, the rainfall could bring flooding and debris flow hazards to areas recently impacted by wildfires. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and take proactive safety measures ahead of the storm’s arrival.
Officials recommend signing up for emergency alerts at alert.lacounty.gov, downloading the Genasys Alert app, and reviewing evacuation routes. Sand and sandbags are available at county distribution sites listed on the Public Works website. The department also advises checking mud and debris flow forecasts through the LA County Public Works portal and visiting ready.lacounty.gov/rain for safety tips and preparedness resources.
Authorities emphasize avoiding driving on flooded roads and ensuring that family members understand evacuation plans in case conditions worsen.
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