California suffers from floods and landslides (12 photos + 5 videos)

After a series of hurricanes and floods in California announced state of emergency. From December 30 California Geological Survey recorded more than 400 landslides across the state. Already known about 19 dead, and economic damage is estimated at 1 billion dollars. AT Santa Barbara County is evacuating residents.





For a better idea of the scale and nature of the disaster, take a look at these photos and videos.

Montecito - an upscale suburb of Santa Barbara, where many celebrities. The most famous residents of the town are Prince Harry and Meghan. Markle. Also living here are Jennifer Aniston, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kathy Perry, Rob Lowe and Larry David.



It was in Montecito in 2018 as a result of landslides due to a similar weather conditions killed 23 people. And now the city is also calling particular concern of the authorities.



Here is another one of the roads in Montecito, completely flooded with rainwater and more like a river



Dirty water flows from gardens and houses in Montecito



Photos and videos were taken on January 9-10



Emergency crews assess the condition of flooded roads



Montecito authorities hoping to avoid a repeat of the 2018 tragedy in the midst of a storm, sent out orders throughout the district about the need shelters and evacuation. The Montecito road collapse was just one of the numerous incidents in the state.

In one of the districts of Los Angeles, firefighters had to save a mother and daughter after the car they were in fell into funnel.



Several people had to be rescued after two cars fell into a sinkhole at Chatsworth. The sinkhole completely blocked Iverson Road in Chatsworth.



Since January 1, 19 Californians have died as a result of the weather.



The US National Weather Service predicts the rains will stop by the middle of the week.



On Saturday, US President Joe Biden announced a major disaster in the state, by offering federal funds and resources that would be extremely needed to help with damage estimated at 1 billion dollars.

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