And yet another storm this weekend will bring even more rain and wind, threatening to topple trees and power lines from increasingly saturated ground.Rainfall rates exceeding 1 inch per hour are possible – which could exacerbate flooding and cause mudslides in areas still recovering from last weekend’s deadly flooding.In Sonoma County, a young child – about age 1 or 2 – was killed Wednesday when a redwood tree fell on a home, Occidental Volunteer Fire Department Chief Ron Lunardi said.“We’ve mobilized for a major repair and restoration effort.” In the Sierra Nevada, the heavy snowfall is forecast to add at least 3 feet over the peaks and create hazardous conditions, with potential tree damage and whiteout conditions.Among the areas ordered to evacuate is Montecito, the site of a mudslide in 2018 that killed 23 people as mud and boulders the size of houses plowed down the Santa Barbara hillsides, splintering more than 100 homes and rupturing a gas main, according to the state’s Office of Emergency Services."