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In February 1992, Las Flores Canyon in Malibu, California, experienced historic flooding as torrential storms pummeled the region. The heavy rainfall caused Las Flores Canyon Creek to overflow, inundating the Pacific Coast Highway with water and mud, forcing its closure and disrupting transportation. Residents scrambled to protect their homes, with many relying on sandbags as a last defense against the encroaching floodwaters. The damage was extensive, highlighting the area’s vulnerability to severe weather events. This flood became a defining moment in local history, showcasing the destructive power of nature and the resilience of the affected communities.