Impending Storm Has Forecasters Warning Of Mudslides Near Woolsey Fire
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — Forecasters are warning of the threat of mudslides and rockslides in the areas affected by both the Woolsey and Hill fires this week.
The National Weather Service says that there is a potential for travel delays on Wednesday afternoon into the evening along the Pacific Coast Highway and canon roads as a result.
The rain is expected to move into the region on Wednesday.
"Threat of rockslides/mudslides, especially Hwy 1 and canyon roadways in #WoolseyFire and #HillFire burn areas," the NWS said in a tweet.
Potential for significant travel delays on Wed afternoon into Wed night due to projected rain impacts combined with already very busy holiday traffic. Threat of rockslides/mudslides, especially Hwy 1 and canyon roadways in #WoolseyFire and #HillFire burn areas. #LArain #cawx pic.twitter.com/ndZKru8Y9p
— NWS Los Angeles (@NWSLosAngeles) November 18, 2018