Santa Barbara County has had it's first drenching of the season--As this becomes more common, emergency preparedness may be something to think about. KCSB’s Lauren Hendrickson has more.

Santa Barbara County has had it's first drenching of the season--As this becomes more common, emergency preparedness may be something to think about. KCSB’s Lauren Hendrickson has more.

Santa Barbara County has had it's first drenching of the season--As this becomes more common, emergency preparedness may be something to think about. KCSB’s Lauren Hendrickson has more.

Santa Barbara County has had it's first drenching of the season--As this becomes more common, emergency preparedness may be something to think about. KCSB’s Lauren Hendrickson has more.

Santa Barbara County has had it's first drenching of the season--As this becomes more common, emergency preparedness may be something to think about. KCSB’s Lauren Hendrickson has more.

Chytrid, the fungus credited for mass extinctions of frog populations in the late 1900s, has been found co-existing with once threatened frogs species in Panama. KCSB's Stella Baumstone has more on what UCSB researchers think is happening.

Chytrid, the fungus credited for mass extinctions of frog populations in the late 1900s, has been found co-existing with once threatened frogs species in Panama. KCSB's Stella Baumstone has more on what UCSB researchers think is happening.

Chytrid, the fungus credited for mass extinctions of frog populations in the late 1900s, has been found co-existing with once threatened frogs species in Panama. KCSB's Stella Baumstone has more on what UCSB researchers think is happening.

Chytrid, the fungus credited for mass extinctions of frog populations in the late 1900s, has been found co-existing with once threatened frogs species in Panama. KCSB's Stella Baumstone has more on what UCSB researchers think is happening.

Chytrid, the fungus credited for mass extinctions of frog populations in the late 1900s, has been found co-existing with once threatened frogs species in Panama. KCSB's Stella Baumstone has more on what UCSB researchers think is happening.