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Could a mudslide in Montecito like last year’s happen again?

Rain showers and thunderstorms used to bring relief for drought-stricken Santa Barbara. But after the mudslides in Montecito one year ago, many residents feel nervous and anxious every time they see an approaching storm. That led Cassandra C.

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KCRW placeholderBy Ted Mills • Jan 8, 2019 • 7m Listen

Rain showers and thunderstorms used to bring relief for drought-stricken Santa Barbara. But after the mudslides in Montecito one year ago, many residents feel nervous and anxious every time they see an approaching storm. That led Cassandra C. Jones from Ojai to ask Curious Coast this question.

Homes were completely wiped out at the corner of Olive Mill and Hot Springs Road in Montecito during last year’s debris flow. Photo credit: Kathryn Barnes.

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    Ted Mills

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