California is experiencing a dramatic shift in weather today, with record-breaking heat in the Bay Area, lingering flood risks in the south, and a state on edge following recent natural disasters.
Heavy rain driven by the remnants of Tropical Storm Mario has soaked much of Southern California in recent days, triggering flash floods, mudslides and tragedy, most notably in the San Bernardino region, where areas like Forest Falls and Oak Glen saw roads buried under debris and a two-year-old child lost in floodwaters
Now, while the deluge has eased in many places, forecasters warn that the danger isn’t over yet. The ground remains saturated, especially where loose soil and runoff make even light rain a serious threat. Residents are urged to remain vigilant, especially in burn-scarred areas where debris flows are more likely…