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Parts of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties Have issued Flash Flood Warnings
Heavy t-storms are continuing to impact the San Bernardino County Mountains, and will continue to develop across the Riverside & San Diego County Mountains.

Heavy t-storms are continuing to impact the San Bernardino County Mountains, and will continue to develop across the Riverside & San Diego County Mountains. The greatest threats with these storms will be torrential downpours and frequent lightning.

Early Tuesday afternoon, there were flash flood warnings for places where wildfires had burned in Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
The warnings were issued because of the potential for significant rainfall in the Apple and El Dorado burn zones. It is anticipated that the alerts will expire later on Tuesday afternoon.
During the summer of 2020, the Apple Fire was responsible for the destruction of around 33,000 acres in the Cherry Valley area of Riverside County. Later on in that year, more than 22,700 acres were consumed by the El Dorado Fire, which was located near Yucaipa and east of San Bernardino. The fire also spread into the San Gorgonio Wilderness Area.
The warning issued by the National Weather Service noted that the burn scar area could experience heavy rainfall, which could lead to flash flooding of streams, creeks, and ditches. It is possible for debris to spill across roads.
There is a chance of flash flooding in Yucaipa, the southeastern portion of Mount San Gorgonio, Beaumont, Banning, Highland, Big Bear Lake, Calimesa, the Morongo Indian Reservation, and Cherry Valley, among other regions.
The mountains of San Bernardino County are still being battered by severe thunderstorms, and more of these storms are expected to form over the mountains of Riverside and San Diego counties. The storms carry with them the potential for gushers of rain and frequent flashes of lightning.
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Lockdowns in the area of Chandler have been lifted, subjects detained
5 Chandler schools on lockdown after report of armed man

Chandler Police have subjects detained. Lockdowns in the area have been lifted. There are no threats to the public.
Police were working on an active police incident near the area of Arizona Ave & Chandler Bl.
There are numerous police units in the area; please use caution & stay out of the area.
Statement from Chandler High School and Galveston to Families:
Out of an abundance of caution, Chandler Police have put CHS and Galveston on modified lockdowns due to a police investigation in the area. All students are safe. This matter does not involve our schools. We will communicate again once police have advised us to lift the lockdowns. Please do not come to the school. Teaching and learning do continue. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
This is an isolated incident, and there is no threat to the public.
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