Post-Wildfire Debris Flow Post-wildfire debris flows can pose a risk to life and safety near burn scars. Wildfires can leave burned areas with little or no vegetation and an impaired ability to absorb rainwater. This can result in increased rainwater runoff and a significantly higher risk of flooding and debris or mud flows. • Homeowners Guide for Flood, Debris, and Erosion Control • After the Fires Dos and Don'ts (NRCS)
Sources: " Where to Start After A Devastating Fire Wisdom, Insights and Resources from Those Impacted by the Marshall Fire ," Other crowd-sourced tips from past FEMA employees, claims experts, and insurance brokers.
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