Landslides blocked Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu

Sections of the Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles were closed due to landslides and floods during the weekend. According to affiliates of NBC, KNBC, in Los Angeles,

Part of the state's iconic coastal highway will be closed until at least Monday, crews working to discover A debris flow of a width of 20 meters (40 feet) wide. ] tweeted images of the city of Malibu showing cars and roads buried under rocky mud.

Landslides occurred after heavy rains swept through southern California on Saturday. The rains were particularly dangerous after the Woolsey fire of last year – a fire that destroyed nearly 100,000 acres, destroyed 1,600 structures and killed three people in Los Angeles and Ventura counties.

The National Weather Service Reported to an Automatic Rain Gauge in the Santa Monica Mountains – which stand just east of the south coast of California – measured nearly a quarter of an inch in an hour Saturday night and nearly half an inch in 30 minutes.

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and people were trapped ", he told the Los Angeles Times. "These people were just in the worst case and they got stuck."

It was not obvious to know if there had been any injuries.

The rapper Soulja Boy was among the people who were apparently stuck., Who tweeted the image of a car buried in the mud and later declared that He had been involved in a "serious accident."

"My car was too stuck and almost sunk in the ocean," he said.