What immediate dangers do LA County residents face after surviving the devastating wildfires, and what actions are authorities taking to protect them?

Following the devastating wildfires in LA County, over 45,000 residents now face a new threat - imminent mudslides triggered by recent winter storms. The burned areas have become particularly vulnerable as the fire-damaged soil loses its ability to absorb water, creating dangerous mudslide conditions. Authorities are taking urgent action by issuing evacuation warnings and orders across affected areas. Police officers are conducting door-to-door visits to warn families whose homes survived the Eaton fire that their properties could now be destroyed by mudslides. This proactive approach highlights the severity of the situation and the immediate risk to both life and property in fire-affected communities.