As spencer mentioned, the storm has become a concern. Toxic runoff is a concern and now another worry that authorities did not expect. Wayne . Reporter a rainy afternoon to you, kristin. The concern now is below our feet. It is storm drains. Not only storm drains that are clogged with damage but storm drains that could have burned and collapsed during the fires. First came water, now comes water and a heavy storm approaches tonight. Now the question, what next . Im someone who doesnt generally get too ruffled about things and im always just teetering on the verge of tears. Thats sues an jones, a form he police chief. Her apartment still stands, surrounded by ruins and now theres a possibility of mud slides. I havent quite found all the words yet. The explanation comes from the assistant fire marshal who never expected subterranean storm drains to become an issue. But they have. Specially plastic ones. Its either completely burned away. The pipe in its entirety or hit burned all the way
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