There is a one-two punch when it comes to widespread landslides, which require a lot of accumulated precipitation as well as an intensity level of falling rain high enough to unzipper the terrain.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Why did L.A.'s last big storm cause landslides in only some areas?
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