PASADENA, Calif. (KABC) -- Concerns are growing for the communities surrounding the burn scars of the January wildfires as rain heading to the area could bring dangerous flooding.

Neighbors in Pasadena can pick up sandbags to get ready for the rain this week at Station 37 or 38 in town.

The City of Pasadena has installed K-rails -- or temporary concrete traffic barriers -- to protect parts of the community that are most at risk for mud and debris flows.

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All of the preparation is due to burn scar areas from the Eaton Fire earlier this year.

Eyewitness News met a neighbor who recently returned to his home after being evacuated. His property in Upper Hastings Rance sits just under a foothill.

"We've already had r

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