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After experiencing a wildfire, it can be hard to imagine facing another natural disaster. But living near burn scars means you have an increased risk of #flooding until vegetation is restored—up to five years after a wildfire.
Learn about your risk of #FloodAfterFire and take steps to protect the life you’ve built: floodsmart.gov/wildfires
