Daniel Martinez

In Malibu, local officials advised residents to seek higher ground and avoid moving water.

Above the Palisades, burn scar reports of rock slides and mud had people fearing the worst.

Flash flood warnings stretched from the far northwest of LA County to its eastern edges Saturday.

Streets flooded in Compton and Camarillo, and in the city of L.A., dozens of trees were knocked down by high winds.

Forecasters say the worst is over, and showers will taper off into the week as a new storm approaches.

For NPR News, I'm Daniel Martinez in Pasadena.

In Malibu, local officials advised residents to seek higher ground and avoid moving water.

Above the Palisades' burn scar, reports of rock slides and mud had people fearing the worst.

Flash flood warnings stretched from the far northwest of LA County to its eastern edges Saturday.

Streets flooded in Compton and Camarillo, and in the city of L.A., dozens of trees were knocked down by high winds.

Forecasters say the worst is over, and showers will taper off into the week as a new storm approaches.

For NPR News, I'm Daniel Martinez in Pasadena.

In Malibu, local officials advised residents to seek higher ground and avoid moving water.

Above the Palisades' burn scar, reports of rock slides and mud had people fearing the worst.

Flash flood warnings stretched from the far northwest of L.A.

County to its eastern edges Saturday.

Streets flooded in Compton and Camarillo, and in the city of L.A., dozens of trees were knocked down by high winds.

Forecasters say the worst is over, and showers will taper off into the week as a new storm approaches.

For NPR News, I'm Daniel Martinez in Pasadena.