US EditionFire on the Mountain, Mud in the Streets: How a Wildfire Led to the Deadly 1934 Los Angeles Flood
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Fire on the Mountain, Mud in the Streets: How a Wildfire Led to the Deadly 1934 Los Angeles Flood
In November 1933, a wildfire burned through the steep slopes of the San Gabriel Mountains, directly above the communities of La Crescenta, La Cañada, and Montrose in Los Angeles County. The fire scorched thousands of acres of vegetation, leaving the soil bare and unable to absorb heavy rainfall. This event set the stage for a […]
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