Commentary: After the Los Angeles Fires Stop Burning, Another Grave Risk to Lives and Property Looms

The unprecedented January firestorms that have damaged so much of Southern California will wind down—and rain may help put them to rest. But with the rain comes another natural hazard that the region is poorly prepared for: mudslides and debris flow flooding.

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