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The National Meteorological Service has issued a warning of a lightning flood for the Fire Burning area and other parts of the cities of Los Angeles and Ventura. The warning will be in force until 20:00

The area under the flash flood warning covers Altadena, much of the San Fernando Valley, Santa Monica, Santa Clarita and Castaik. The Simi Valley and a thousand oaks are also included in the Flash Flood warning.

A lightning flood warning was issued for the area of ​​fire burning in Palisades, as heavy rain increases the risk of life -threatening flow of debris, NWS said.

The warning will be in place by 8:00 pm on Thursday.

The National Meteorological Service stated that the following areas could experience a lightning flood: Malibu, Topang State Park, Pacific Palisadi, Brentwood, Topang’s Road across Mount Santa Monica and Mandeville Canyon.

Strong winds and slippery rain roads made for an insidious trip in the Santa Clarita area on Thursday.

The passengers said they were expecting the rain, but the winds caught them alert.

“My van slides everywhere … because of the wind,” said a driver. “It’s dangerous out. All, just stay inside if you don’t have a business.”

“Strong winds, they have the potential to raise debris in the air, the broken limbs of the trees can also fly, and there is a potential problem if they connect to an electrical line or pole of power Southern California Edison.

Tractor trailer at the trailers at the intersection of 60 and 215 highways in Riverside on Thursday morning when the rain made a treacherous trip.