Heavy thunderstorm barrel, although fire -calculated Los Angeles, who bring 70 miles per hour of wind gusts – kvnu

One of the strongest storms of the season is to beat California with heavy rain, including fire -friendly Los Angeles, where the residents prepare for the possibility of mud lilles and landslides.

A series of heavy thunderstorms from the north of Pasadena to Malibu moved east on Thursday evening and brought wind gusts of up to 70 miles per hour and even the chance for a weak tornado. According to the National Weather Service, the strongest storms were in the San Fernando Valley in the San Gabriel Valley.

A possible tornado met a mobile home park near Oxnard, California, about 60 miles north of Los Angeles, with some damage to these mobile homes.

Until 8 p.m. PST, Los Angeles, Glendale and Santa Clarita was issued a heavy thunderstorm and a flood of fall for Los Angeles, Glendale and Santa Clarita.

Some areas in and around the mountains and hills of Los Angeles could see more than 6 inch rain.

There is a big concern about flooding, mudslings and landslides, especially in the fire scardes from devastating palisades and Eaton fires of the last month in LA.

The Mayor of La Karen Bass said the city, which was prepared by the clearing of fishing pools of fire waste; Residents over 6,500 sandbags; Setting up over 7,500 feet concrete barriers; and systems for recording polluted drain.

The deputies of the sheriff “help the residents to prepare with sandbags and spend the safety of mud and rubble,” said Sheriff Robert Luna, Sheriff of Los Angeles County, at a press conference on Wednesday. “Our homeless outreach teams … notify people who live in flood-prone areas such as the La, Coyote Creek River and other important waterways, and ask them to move.”

Evacuation warnings have been announced for parts of fire incineration zones, including the areas affected by the Palisades Fire, and an evacuation order was granted for parts of Sierra Madre, according to Los Angeles ABC Station KABC.

According to the Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District, all Malibu schools were closed on Thursday and possibly on Friday.

The sheriff asked the residents to prepare for evacuating.

“Unfortunately, we saw numerous, numerous cases in the past of rescue rescues with Swift water in which people were caught in dangerous, fast-moving water, and obviously we want to prevent that,” he said.

“Nothing that you have at home is worth your life. If you decide to stay in an evacuated area in your property, debris can hinder roads and storm roads, and we may not be able to reach them, ”he warned.

The rain will let up overnight with the chance to linger on Friday.

The storm hit the San Francisco Bay Area with heavy rain and gusts of wind on Thursday morning on Thursday morning of up to 62 miles per hour.

Flood clocks are in force from San Francisco to San Diego.

The same system brings snow further north.

According to the Oregon State Police, dozens of cars and trucks were involved in the conditions of Autobahn 84 in the Portland area. No serious injuries were reported.

The Sierra Nevada mountain range also meets very heavy snow. Up to 8 feet of snow is possible.