Residents near recent burn scars face significant risks from debris flows, which can occur with little warning and move faster than a person can run. These flows can damage homes, block roads, and pose life-threatening hazards. The Los Angeles metro area and nearby ranges are under a slight risk for excessive rainfall, with a moderate risk not ruled out. Areas farther south, including Orange County, are also at risk, with rain totals of 1–2 inches expected. The combination of steep terrain, burn scars, and intense rainfall creates a dangerous situation for affected communities.