Severe Weather: Thunderstorms, Hail, Gusts, Fire Risks, and Wildfire Prep in Pasadena
Key Questions
What recent severe weather impacted Pasadena?
Thunderstorms, hail, gusts, downpours, and flooding occurred April 15-16, causing hydroplaning and ties to freeway crashes like the 134 grass fire. Council approved storm drains to mitigate risks.
How is Pasadena preparing for wildfire resilience with goats?
For Earth Day in the Arroyo, goats are grazing vegetation to reduce wildfire fuel post-Eaton Fire, enhancing resilience at family events like Brookside. This supports dry season fire prevention.
What community input is sought for Jefferson Park?
A stormwater pop-up on April 27 in the Eaton zone discusses capture systems under playgrounds. Residents help shape above- and below-ground improvements for flood control.
4/15-16 downpours/hail/winds/flooding/hydroplaning; Council OKs storm drains; Jefferson Park stormwater pop-up 4/27 (Eaton zone, playgrounds). Arroyo Earth Day goats graze for wildfire veg mgmt/resilience post-Eaton Fire—family Brookside event. Ties to freeway crashes like 134 grass fire; Alert LA/Nixle urged for drivers/schools amid dry season fire/traffic risks.