Jun. 9—Unfortunately for communities that have faced devastating wildfires, the danger to life and property doesn’t end after the fires are extinguished.
Unfortunately for communities that have faced devastating wildfires, the danger to life and property doesn’t end after the fires are extinguished.
Carlos Diaz, a hydrologist/engineer with the county, noted that after the Nuns and Tubbs wildfires, a response team was convened to identify secondary hazards. The team included members from the United States Geological Survey, Cal Fire and the National Weather Service, which noted the lack of good rainfall gauges in the area.
Sonoma County installed 12 rain and stream gauges and 10 rain-only gauges across a “pretty sizable chunk of the county,” Diaz said.
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