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Path and we are seeing what's left behind, what is the flooding looking forward? >> this is the result of that 10 inches plus of rain, debris flows, mudslides, you saw it in stephanie's live shot a moment ago. they are so dangerous. zoom into what's some of the best video we have had come into cnn, look at the debris caught up in this. there are boulders, there are rocks, there are entire tree trunks, sometimes homes and vehicles can get swept away in this torrent of mud and debris that can travel over 30 to 40 miles per hour. we talk about burn scars quite often and they are so dangerous for ...

The first tropical storm to hit Los Angeles in 84 years dumped record rainfall and turned streets into muddy, debris-swollen rivers.

Authorities were prepared for that. we also had power outages in california. the power company reporting that thousands were affected throughout the day yesterday. this morning, it's just taking a look to see what kind of damage remains. there's still an alert for some of the areas that are flooded. authorities are asking people to stay away from roads that still have that flooding because, of course, that can always be dangerous, ana. >> we see the images of the roads that have fallen apart because of the flooding, the power of the water. bill, this storm has been downgraded by threats remain...

Flows, we're seeing less and less of them. we've seen the pictures from all the cities, san diego, l.a., downed trees, cars that are flooded. we haven't seen the pictures from the mountainous areas who picked up almost a foot of rain. that's where we'll see not just significant mud flow and debris flows, but boulders in the road. some roads are cut off east of los angeles. we still have a couple of flash flood warnings. we're down to 5 million people. my concerns are really greater in northern nevada and along the oregon/idaho border where we couldbly could pick up 2-4 inches of rain today. we...

Communities in the San Bernardino Mountains were inundated with mud and debris flows as Tropical Storm Hilary dumped heavy rains on the region.