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PSA: Rain Expected This Weekend – Flooding & Debris Flow Alert 🌧️ Rain is in the forecast for this weekend, and areas near recent burn scars are at higher risk for flooding and dangerous debris flows. If you live near a burn area: • Stay alert for evacuation warnings and alerts. • Avoid driving through flooded roads or fast-moving water. • Prepare your property by clearing gutters, storm drains, and securing loose items. • Have sandbags ready to redirect water away from your home. Debris flows

PSA: Rain Expected This Weekend – Flooding & Debris Flow Alert 🌧️ Rain is in the forecast for this weekend, and areas near recent burn scars are at higher risk for flooding and dangerous debris flows. If you live near a burn area: • Stay alert for evacuation warnings and alerts. • Avoid driving through flooded roads or fast-moving water. • Prepare your property by clearing gutters, storm drains, and securing loose items. • Have sandbags ready to redirect water away from your home. Debris flows

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Watch: Roaring debris flow pushes boulders down Swiss mountain

Watch: Roaring debris flow pushes boulders down Swiss mountain

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#StormWatch | Maeve Juarez with Montecito Fire said the debris basins at Romero and Cold Spring canyons spilled around around 9 a.m. and Ashley Road was impassable. In Montecito, there is an active debris flow in the E Valley Road and Oak Grove Road area. There is also a report of water flowing over the 101 freeway lanes. | Santa Barbara Independent

#StormWatch | Maeve Juarez with Montecito Fire said the debris basins at Romero and Cold Spring canyons spilled around around 9 a.m. and Ashley Road was impassable. In Montecito, there is an active debris flow in the E Valley Road and Oak Grove Road area. There is also a report of water flowing over the 101 freeway lanes. | Santa Barbara Independent

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Watch: California debris flow sweeps emergency vehicle into ocean

Watch: California debris flow sweeps emergency vehicle into ocean

Santa Barbara flood experts weigh in on debris flow risk in L.A. County

Santa Barbara flood experts weigh in on debris flow risk in L.A. County

STORM DEBRIS CLEANUP: Seminole County Roads & Stormwater is hard at work throughout the County, helping residents clear debris blocking roads and ensuring drainage systems are able to function properly. From removing downed trees to assisting with piling debris curbside, their efforts are making a significant impact in restoring normalcy. Stay informed on the latest County information at PrepareSeminole.org. | Seminole County FL

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Storm Season Safety: Here’s What to Know During a Mudslide or Debris Flow | Cal OES News

Major debris flow at the campgrounds in El Capitan Canyon in Santa Barbara County, California. Five cabins and 15 cars were swept away. Another round of heavy rain will hit Southern California this weekend with the potential for additional flooding and mudslides. Video: Dave Zaniboni/ SB County Fire | ABC News Weather

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STORM: Mud and debris flowing down the mountain through the Oak Glen community. Property damage reported, no report of homes flooding. Evacuation Order remains in effect as rain/snow continues. San Bernardino County Public Works working to quickly clear roadways and make needed repairs. #SBCoFD swift water rescue teams conducted several rescues throughout the county. Never cross a road that you can’t see due to it being covered by water. It only takes 2 feet of flowing water to move a vehicle. I

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Lincoln County releases official dates for annual debris burn ban

Debris flow devastates town of Stehekin

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Crews continue to clean up storm debris in San Bernardino County

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San Bernardino County Public Works crews are continuing recovery efforts across the county, working to move debris, rebuild washed-out drainage walls, and backfill damaged areas. These critical repairs are helping Southern California Edison safely replace damaged power poles and restore essential drainage infrastructure. We appreciate the public’s patience as crews work collaboratively to support utility restoration and protect our communities. | San Bernardino County Public Works

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#OvergrownLawnTransformation: Insane 18-Hour Cleanup | SB Mowing

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Debris and Mud Flows - Colorado Geological Survey - Colorado Geological Survey

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Timelapse footage shows dangerous California 'debris flow' that killed at least one person

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Severe Winter Storm Triggers Flooding and Debris Flows in Wrightwood, California | December 2025 A powerful winter storm struck Wrightwood in San Bernardino County, triggering widespread flooding, mud, and debris flows across mountain roads and residential areas on December 24, 2025. More than 11 inches of rain fell in parts of Southern California’s mountainous regions, overwhelming drainage systems and causing dangerous conditions along key routes, including Highway 2 and nearby mountain roads.

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Our crews are actively working in Oak Glen and Forest Falls to clear mud and debris. We kindly ask that you respect all road closures and avoid the area unless you are a resident. For the latest information on road closures, please visit https://dpw.sbcounty.gov | San Bernardino County Public Works

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SCDOT crews prepare for large scale debris pickup, officials say

Reposted from @sanbernardinocountyfire WRIGHTWOOD INCIDENT UPDATE: San Bernardino County Fire remains in command of the Wrightwood Incident as ongoing rain continues to worsen mud and debris flows and flooding. The primary focus remains life safety. Crews are conducting door-to-door checks in impacted areas and advising residents in danger zones to evacuate immediately. An evacuation warning remains in effect for Wrightwood from Pine Street to the Los Angeles County line, and residents outside t

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Storm response efforts continue as field crews assist residents by digging vehicles out of the snow and clearing driveways. | San Bernardino County

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Debris slides or debris flows are most often triggered by rainfall, especially in burn scar areas. They can move very rapidly, at rates ranging from meters per hour to meters per second and travel relatively long distances, making them a significant threat to life and property. They are made up of a mix of water, mud, trees, rocks, boulders, underground utilities, vehicles, and pieces of damaged homes. There will be little to no warnings, so to stay safe follow these tips: 🚫 Avoid driving or wa

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Flooding in Oak Glen & Forest Falls has caused mudslides, debris flows, and road closures in both areas. 🚨🚧 San Bernardino County Public Works Crews are working 24/7 to clear roads in these communities. 🦺 If you live in or are heading to the areas, please stay alert and check for updates at prepare.sbcounty.gov. | San Bernardino County

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Some mountain communities in San Bernardino County are still under evacuation orders as a severe mud and debris flow damaged homes and other property. Video from the San Bernardino County Fire Department showed cabins and even a car half submerged in thick layers of mud after the rain on Christmas Eve. And many families are spending Christmas Day at a shelter after being forced to leave their homes. #nbcla | NBC LA

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Evacuation warning issued for potential San Bernardino County mudslide

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Clear Water Flood vs. Debris Flow: The Difference That Destroys Homes

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