Live Updates: Strongest Wave of Storm Moves into Los Angeles County

What to Know

• A flash flood warning was issued Thursday afternoon for the Palisades and Franklin fires burn scars in Los Angeles County as the most powerful wave of a winter storm moved into the region.
• Evacuation orders are in effect for several canyon communities near the Airport Fire in Orange County.
• A flash flood watch, indicating the potential for flooding to develop, will be in effect for much of Southern California through Thursday evening.
• Evacuation warnings were issued late Wednesday afternoon for recent Los Angeles wildfire burn scar areas.
• Pacific Coast Highway was closed ahead of the storm due to the threat of rock and mud slides.
• In the Hollywood Hills, a debris flow sent about 8 inches of mud across Mulholland Drive, blocking the canyon road.

The most powerful storm of the season has arrived in Los Angeles, bringing with it strong winds, heavy rain, and a threat of flooding and mudslides. See live updates below.

Live Updates

12:45 PM: A flash flood warning has been issued for the Palisades and Franklin fires burn scars in Los Angeles County as the most powerful wave of a winter storm moves into the region.

12:30 PM: Evacuation orders are in effect for several canyon communities near the Airport Fire in Orange County.

12:15 PM: A flash flood watch, indicating the potential for flooding to develop, will be in effect for much of Southern California through Thursday evening.

11:45 AM: Evacuation warnings were issued late Wednesday afternoon for recent Los Angeles wildfire burn scar areas.

11:30 AM: Pacific Coast Highway was closed ahead of the storm due to the threat of rock and mud slides.

11:15 AM: In the Hollywood Hills, a debris flow sent about 8 inches of mud across Mulholland Drive, blocking the canyon road.

Conclusion

The strongest wave of the season has brought widespread flooding and mudslides to Los Angeles County, with strong winds and heavy rain expected to continue throughout the day. Residents are advised to take necessary precautions and follow evacuation orders and warnings.

FAQs

• What is the status of the storm in Los Angeles County?

The storm is still active, with strong winds, heavy rain, and a threat of flooding and mudslides.

• Are there any evacuation orders or warnings in place?

Yes, evacuation orders are in effect for several canyon communities near the Airport Fire in Orange County, and evacuation warnings were issued for recent Los Angeles wildfire burn scar areas.

• What is the current weather forecast?

The most powerful wave of the season, with strong winds, heavy rain, and a threat of flooding and mudslides.

• What should I do if I am in a high-risk area?

Follow evacuation orders and warnings, and take necessary precautions to ensure your safety.