Map of Los Angeles areas at risk for mudslides
Residents in high-risk mudslide areas of La Cañada Flintridge and La Crescenta were warned Thursday night that will need to evacuate their homes Friday afternoon in advance of a rainstorm expected to batter the region. Forecasters said the storm will bring rain and snow is expected to last through Saturday. A second storm is forecast to arrive Sunday night and last into Monday.
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Recent burn areas in the Los Angeles area considered vulnerable in flash flood conditions
View Fire perimeters 2008-09 at risk for mudslides and flash floods in a larger map
Fire perimeter 
Areas at risk for mudslides 
Start of fire 
Major canyons in the Angeles National Forest at risk for mudslides 
Los Angeles County Fire Stations where residents can pick up free sandbags Zoom in and zoom out using the (+) and (-) buttons in the top left-hand corner. Pan east and west using the arrows.
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Click on icons and lines, and an informational bubble will pop up. The star icons represent areas considered by the U.S. Geological Survey to be at risk for mudslides in the worst-case scenario. Under this scenario, a rainstorm would last 12 hours, striking when debris-retention basins are already full. Such a storm occurs about once every two years. Mudslides can also occur with less rain when basins are not full. The red fire perimeter shows the boundaries of previous fires.
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