New green growth across San Diego following recent rain could fuel fire season. ABC 10News speaks with a Fire Marshal and resident in Alpine.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — The rainy season has brought green growth and bright blossoms to San Diego. However, fire officials are warning the overgrowth could become a major fire hazard once hotter temperatures return.On Monday, crews were hard at work inside Alpine Village clearing debris, dead trees and shrubs within five feet of homes.
“Now it’s all lush and green people think the drought is over…but it’s not. The drought is just being prolonged,” she said. “The immediate threat this season when things begin to dry out will be the light flashy fuels,” said Jason McBroom, Fire Marshal, Alpine Fire Protection District.
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