KTLA team storm coverage: Rain prompts concern in recent SoCal burn scars

The first in a series of storms is passing through Southern California tonight with a second storm moving in and more precipitation forecast for next week, prompting concerns of mud and debris flows in recent burn scars.
Meteorologist Vera Jimenez, along with reporters Rick Chambers and Carlos Saucedo report on Feb. 5, 2025.
Details: ktla.com
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[@whatasdf]

May almighty God help them and keep them 🙏🙏🙏

[@lifewithlulu4056]

You guys always leave out the mountain fire burn areas. Yes it was 3 months ago, but we’re still recovering and have little to no vegetation on our hills as well.

[@hallebman2009]

I saw mist not rain.

[@stangalaxia2879]

That's quite Iraq!, Vera

[@bebec1218]

That CM doesn’t care about environmental impact- she’s just a NIMBY. I bet she’d love all that debris hauled to the inner city instead. No thank you. You want everything Accelerated and you want to bypass Coastal Commission now deal.

[@rabbitvtwin6434]

🙋🏽 … isn’t rain a normal yearly occurrence? … asking for a friend.

[@ThrockmortonJGildersleeve]

Fire , Rain, Earthquacks, Moodslides, Radiation Munchtime 🙂

[@Nicole-q6x]

Babylon FALLING