SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-Santa Barbara Fire Chief Chris Mailes credited word done beforehand with saving lives and property. Mailed compared it to an earthquake. "We were preparing for a 6.0 earthquake and we ended up with about a 4.0 or 4.5 earthquake." The storm wasn't as big as anticipated. He said the city planned well and he gave examples of the teamwork that followed. "At every off-ramp in Santa Barbara you saw barricade signs that the [California] Highway Patrol placed at the top of each off-ramp in anticipation of flooded underpasses." Mailes said the city is fortunate the National Weather Service office is based in Oxnard and that the lead forecaster for the NWS came
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