Heavy rainfall in Southern California resulted in mudslides and significant flooding on February 13, 2023. The storm brought record-breaking rainfall, particularly affecting the San Gabriel and San Fernando Valley foothills. Downtown Los Angeles recorded 2.8 inches, the highest for that date in 71 years. Several rescues were conducted, including one involving a firefighter swept into the ocean. While areas like Lake Arrowhead received up to seven inches of rain, other regions escaped with lesser amounts. The Los Angeles Fire Department reported multiple incidents including mud flows and debris obstructing roadways, but fortunately, there were no serious injuries reported.
"The heaviest winter storm of the season brought nearly four inches of rain to parts of the San Gabriel and San Fernando Valley foothills, setting records in LA."
"In the Hollywood Hills, the Fire Department reported a large debris flow that deposited 8 inches of mud across Mulholland Drive, rendering it impassable."
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