After weeks of devastating wildfires in Southern California, especially in Los Angeles and San Diego County, much-needed rain is finally on the way this weekend. While the rain is expected to aid firefighting efforts and provide relief to weary residents, there are rising concerns about flash floods, mudslides, and debris flows, particularly in fire-ravaged areas. With precipitation forecasted to begin soon, officials are urging caution as burn scars remain vulnerable to landslides. Emergency orders have been issued, and specialized debris flow teams are being deployed to mitigate potential hazards. As Southern California prepares for this changing weather, the dual risks of relief and danger loom over communities affected by the fires.