**When Wildfire’s Aftermath Becomes Your Property’s Next Threat**
A wildfire may have passed, but your property faces a secondary danger that catches most homeowners off-guard: post-fire debris flows. These fast-moving slurries of mud, ash, boulders, and charred vegetation can race down burned hillsides at speeds exceeding 35 mph, destroying everything in their path—often with as little as 15 minutes warning after rainfall begins.
Unlike typical mudslides, post-fire debris flows occur because wildfire strips away vegetation and creates a water-repellent soil layer, transforming hillsides into slick chutes that …
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