🚨 Storm Alert: Heavy Rain Incoming!🚨
A major storm is moving through the area Wednesday through Friday, with the heaviest rainfall expected Thursday—up to 2 inches in some areas.
Areas especially susceptible to mudslides include recent burn scars. City agencies are working hard to prepare hillsides and roads for the rain.
Do you need sandbags? Los Angeles Fire Department stations offer 25 free sandbags per household, and some locations also provide sand. Visit https://t.co/TdJrmbtUKI for details.
Stay safe on the roads:
🚗 Check your brakes
🚗 Drive carefully, avoid flooded areas
🚗 Stay off the roads if possible
Let’s stay safe, LA! #LARain #StaySafe
We are excited to announce an addition to our Sesame Street Fire Safety Program for Preschool Children! Sesame Street Wildfires: Color and Learn (English & Spanish). Preparing children for the unexpected is an important way to keep the whole family safe!
https://t.co/nu0ihRPhfl
Steps to Safety™ offers free resources to educate older adults on fire and fall safety. Access online training, message cards, presentations, and home visit checklists today!
Learn more: https://t.co/GrCXdtWrLH
Wildfires can spread quickly, keep your family and community safe by staying informed and being prepared:
-Follow burn bans and restrictions.
-Check weather conditions and local alerts.
-Have an emergency kit and plan.
#BeReady and visit https://t.co/g1UT5lw0XT for more info.
Be like Bill! Keep a lid within reach if you're cooking a romantic dinner for your special someone this weekend. For more #CookSafe tips, check out: https://t.co/r0H9qpac2b #CookingAtHome#SafetyFirst#ValentinesDay
#HughesFire
Acreage: 8,096
Containment : 0%
Watch today’s virtual press conference on the Hughes Fire live at 5:00 p.m.
Please visit the Los Angeles County Fire Department YouTube channel for live stream & recording: https://t.co/I9OQNQxsMG
@LASDHQ
LA Fire survivors, Cal OES and @ListosCA have resources in multiple languages to help you in your recovery and to stay prepared following the hurricane-force firestorms.
#Palisadesfire#Eatonfire
Very strong #SantaAnaWinds and extreme fire weather are forecasted for portions of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties (starting Monday)!! #CAwx
Take action now, for preparedness tips visit https://t.co/unLl7sKHww
A particularly dangerous situation is forecast in Southern California starting Wednesday at 3 a.m. until 3 p.m. This means there will be high winds causing extreme fire weather. Stay vigilant, California. Visit https://t.co/EAKUSJzTd5 for more.
#SouthernCalifornia#LosAngeles #LAFires #PalisadesFire #EatonFire
Increasing winds will elevate fire weather conditions this Tuesday and Wednesday, and create another particularly dangerous situation in Southern California. Here is an update from the @NWS.
🚩 Critical Fire Weather Alert 🚩
Southern California is facing critical fire weather through Wednesday.
Life-threatening winds and dangerously low humidity are forecast for much of Southern California - from Ventura to San Diego - creating a significant risk of rapid fire spread.
The winds will cause increased fire activity. Here’s how you can help reduce the risk of new fire:
🚫 Avoid mowing or trimming dry grass on windy days.
🚗 Don’t Park vehicles on dry grass.
🔥 Make sure campfires are completely out.
👀 Report suspicious activity to help prevent arson.
State resources -- augmented by out-of-state and country help -- stand ready to respond.
Stay prepared. Stay safe. For fire prevention tips and emergency planning, visit https://t.co/xAsi7kicHn.
#CriticalFireWeather #WildfirePrevention #ReadyForWildfire
SHELTERS ARE OPEN: Our teams are providing food, hygiene supplies, first aid and emotional support to those facing loss.
Find a shelter near you at https://t.co/5fFcMC5mj4 or download our free Emergency app. Our volunteers are here to help. ❤️ #RedCross#DisasterRelief
🔥1/9 AM Major IC Update🔥
#EatonFire
10,600 acres
0% containment
#PalisadesFire
17,234 acres
0% containment
#LidiaFire
348 acres
40% containment
#HurstFire
855 acres
10% containment
For up to date emergency & evacuation information, please visit:
🔗https://t.co/G8xgTGULvp
Los Angeles County residents affected by the wildfires can apply for disaster assistance.
The quickest way to apply is online at https://t.co/gryh5A6N9X.
You can also call our helpline at 800-621-3362. Press 3 for an interpreter who speaks your language.
If you are looking for someone impacted by the January 2025 fires in Los Angeles County, or you want to inform your family of your safety and wellness, please contact the Red Cross at (800) 675-5799.