Los Angeles County was put under a flash flood warning by the National Weather Service due to dangerous debris flows in Altadena from heavy rainfall. The warning impacts Mount Wilson, Pasadena, Altadena, and other areas until 8 p.m. Emergency alerts will be sent to phones for considerable hazards, and residents are advised to sign up for county alerts. Sandbags can be found at fire departments or purchased at stores. Flood safety advice includes moving to higher ground, avoiding flooded areas, disconnecting utilities, and never attempting to drive through floodwaters. In heavy rain, avoid parking near culverts, maintain safe driving distances, slow down, choose middle lanes, prioritize visibility, watch out for slippery roads, keep a distance from large vehicles, and ensure proper windshield wipers. Following these safety measures can reduce risks and ensure well-being during heavy rain.
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