California is startled with landslides while the State drowned the state, only a few weeks after different forest fires have destroyed Los Angeles.
Powerful winds and heavy rainfall have caused enormously dangerous situations for residents of California, especially those in the Pacific Palisades after various forest fires have destroyed entire neighborhoods in Los Angeles.
A non -created firefighter, who rode in a white SUV, was filmed to be swept to the sea in Malibu while he drove through the flooded streets after a mud stream took place on the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH).
The slick mud flow kept on the vehicle and turned it on his side before he turned it back into the ocean with the right side of the ocean.
'He [the firefighter] I kept trying to get out and I started screaming against him: “Hey, stop, not, not! Angeles.
The fireman managed to escape from the vehicle when heavy waves poured into the vehicle from behind and pushed the mud against his legs from the front. He could be seen to struggle to reach the coast before he climbs back to the highway level.
As a precaution, the fireman was transported to a hospital, “Lafd captain Erik Scott told the outlet valve before warning the local population to prevent them from driving during the peak of the storm.
Caldeira drove past PCH to install K -Rails – a concrete barrier – to distract a disaster when he saw how the fireman was wiped away.
The fireman managed to escape from the vehicle when heavy waves poured into the vehicle from behind and pushed the mud against his legs from the front. He could be seen to struggle to reach the coast before he climbs back to the highway
A non -iced firefighter, who rode in a white SUV, was filmed to be swept to the sea in Malibu while he drove through the flooded streets after a mud stream had taken place on the Pacific Coast highway
The slick mud flow kept the vehicle beech and turned it on his side before he turned it back on the ocean with the right side while it was streaming in the ocean
De Lafd is planning to remove the vehicle from the water, but believes that the damage will have received the car, they told NBC Los Angeles.
Glen Creek in Pasadena roared with so much mud that it sounded like a furious waterfall.
“There was a very small stream of water, and then suddenly, you get a huge wave,” a local told Fox 11 Los Angeles.
Residents are already starting to evacuate the area, with Karen Mortillaro, who had to leave her horses and say she has never seen it that way.
The area is overwhelmed after it has been evacuated for fires, only a few weeks before, where Mortillaro said: 'You know, after having such a traumatic brand evacuation, we need no other fear. You know, it's just too close to the back. And it's just. It is not worth taking a risk. '
In some areas of door to door, authorities go to tell residents to leave their homes and to come to safety, according to Fox 11 Los Angeles.
Trabuco Canyon, Bell Canyon and Hot Springs Canyon are under mandatory evacuation, while Long Canyon and Modjeska Canyon are under voluntary orders.
The storm that hit the region began to alleviate on Thursday evening, but dangerous slides can strike, even after rain stops, especially in scaled areas where vegetation that helps to keep the ground anchored has been burned away.
Residents are already starting to evacuate the area, with Karen Mortillaro, who had to leave her horses and say that she has 'never seen it that way'
Authorities go from door to door in some areas to tell residents to leave their houses and to get to safety
Trabuco Canyon, Bell Canyon and Hot Springs Canyon are under mandatory evacuation, while Long Canyon and Modjeska Canyon are under voluntary orders
The storm that hit the region began to alleviate on Thursday evening, but dangerous slides can strike, even after rain stops, especially in scaled areas where vegetation that helps to keep the ground anchored, burned away.
In Pacific Palisades on Thursday, a intersection of the highway was immersed in at least three feet sludge, with some drivers trying to force their way and police officers push a vehicle through the mud.
Bulldozers worked to clean up the roads, not far from where they left cars only a few weeks ago after people who fled the forest fires from last month got stuck in traffic and fled on foot
In Noord -Talada, a road near the Eaton Fire fire sign was also covered with a few feet of mud, vegetation and trees as a stream of water overbelt concrete blocks that were put in place to prevent such rubble flows. The area was usually abandoned.
North California at larger heights is performed by snow.
Heavy snowfall came with residents on Thursday evening not to go in, especially in the Sierra region.
According to KCRA, Lake Tahoe becomes an estimated snow at the level of the lake, while fitting up to four feet.
Those under 4000 feet only saw a few centimeters.
As North Californians enter the weekend, dry conditions are expected.
