Southern California receives some rains: Here's how it is not the best thing as it poses risk of...

After wildfires ravaged major parts of Southern California, it finally received rain, which is expected to aid firefighters who are currently mopping up multiple wildfires. However, heavy downpours are likely to bring new troubles, including toxic ash runoff. While the region had a forecast to get around an inch (about 2.5 centimetres) of precipitation over several days, the National Weather Service said that the "threat is high enough to prepare for the worst-case scenario," as it predictred localised cloudbursts, which may result in mud and debris flowing down hills.

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