Fire-ravaged Los Angeles braces for toxic rain runoff
- Rain has fallen in Southern California, aiding firefighters combating multiple wildfires, including the Palisades and Eaton fires, which have caused significant destruction since January 7.
- Los Angeles County crews have been removing vegetation and reinforcing roads in affected areas, while the National Weather Service warns of potential localized cloudbursts.
- Mayor Karen Bass issued an executive order to expedite cleanup and mitigate environmental impacts from fire-related pollutants, urging residents to wear protective gear.
- Heavy rainfall could lead to toxic ash runoff, raising concerns about debris flows in recent burn zones, as noted by Weather Service meteorologist Carol Smith.
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