Winter downpours trigger mud flow in fire ravaged regions of Southern California
Southern California's first major storm of the season brought rain and snow, helping to extinguish wildfires but causing mudflows and road closures. Emergency crews worked to clear debris, and the storm disrupted schools and transport routes. Officials continue cleanup efforts, cautioning residents about toxic ash left by the fires. Despite the rains, drought conditions persist.
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Southern California's first major storm of the season brought rain and snow, helping to extinguish wildfires but causing mudflows and road closures. Emergency crews worked to clear debris, and the storm disrupted schools and transport routes. Officials continue cleanup efforts, cautioning residents about toxic ash left by the fires. Despite the rains, drought conditions persist. 
