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Los Angeles Times
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Rain impact on Southern California fires
Recent storms in Southern California have alleviated fire risks by bringing significant rainfall to much of the region, potentially ending the fire season. Areas that received 1 to 3 inches of rain may be safe from large fires for the rest of fall, while others need more precipitation. Experts warn that regions with less rain remain vulnerable, and upcoming weather conditions could influence future fire and flood risks.
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