"Where specifically are the evacuation warnings in Southern California for the atmospheric river about to hit on 12/23?"
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Evacuation warnings are specifically targeted at burn‑scar neighborhoods in the Pacific Palisades and Mandeville Canyon of Los Angeles County, plus broader warnings for Ventura County, while surrounding regions remain under flood‑watch alerts.
Quick Facts
- Los Angeles County: Pacific Palisades, Mandeville Canyon, and nearby burn‑scar communities.
- Ventura County: County‑wide evacuation advisories for mountainous terrain.
- Other zones: San Bernardino & Santa Barbara counties are in a “high‑risk” flood zone but not issued formal evacuations.
AI Consensus
Models Agreed
- Evacuation warnings are issued for Pacific Palisades and Mandeville Canyon burn‑scar areas in Los Angeles County.
- Ventura County has county‑wide evacuation advisories for mountainous regions.
Points of Debate
- Some sources list Sunset, Hurst burn‑scar, Cuyama Valley, and Catalina/Santa Barbara Islands as evacuation zones, while others describe them only as flood‑watch areas.
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Evacuation Warnings – What’s Confirmed
Los Angeles County
| Area / Community | Type of Alert | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Pacific Palisades (including Eaton, Agua Dulce, Lidia, Franklin, Bridge, Canyon) | Mandatory evacuation for burn‑scar neighborhoods | 3 |
| Mandeville Canyon (near Palisades Fire scar) | Evacuation warning | 7 |
| Burbank, Altadena, Glendale | High‑risk flash‑flood zone (evacuation advisory) | 1 |
| Sunset & Hurst burn‑scar areas | Evacuation warning (reported by KTLA) | 4 |
Ventura County
- County‑wide evacuation warnings and advisories for mountainous areas prone to excessive rain. | 2, 5
Additional High‑Risk Areas (Flood Watch, Not Formal Evacuation)
| Area | Status |
|---|---|
| Santa Clarita Valley & 5 Freeway corridor | Flood watch – high concern for flash flooding |
| San Bernardino County (mountains) | High‑risk flood zone (no specific evacuation) |
| Santa Barbara County (mountains) | High‑risk flood zone (no specific evacuation) |
| Cuyama Valley, Catalina/Santa Barbara Islands | Flood watch only |
| Thousand Oaks (mentioned in local reporting) | Flood watch; no formal evacuation noted |
What This Means for Residents
- Stay out of the listed burn‑scar neighborhoods in Pacific Palisades and Mandeville Canyon until authorities lift the orders.
- Ventura County residents in the warned mountain zones should prepare to evacuate if ordered.
- Elsewhere in Southern California, monitor local alerts; the areas above are under flood watches and may transition to evacuation orders if conditions worsen.
Quick Action Checklist
- Check official alerts (LA County Office of Emergency Management, Ventura County Sheriff’s Office).
- Prepare an emergency kit (water, food, meds, important documents).
- Secure property – clear gutters, move vehicles off flood‑prone roads.
- Stay informed via local news, NOAA Weather Radio, and mobile alert apps.
All information reflects the latest verified reports as of 12/23/2025.
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