Storm Watch: Here are the evacuation orders, flood and weather advisories

Authorities lifted the evacuation order for residents in La Conchita following a historic amount of rainfall. 

"The decision to lift the evacuation order for the Community of La Conchita should not be construed that the area has been deemed safe and/or free of geological hazards," Ventura County officials said in a statement. 

According to Emergency Manager Kim Dellacort, the recent storm recorded 8 inches of rain in 14 days. 

County officials said that the area could still be hit with a landslide, debris flow or mudflow, as a large landslide mass located above teh community could fail without warning. 

Dellacort advised residents to remain vigilant by monitoring weather forecasts, rainfall rates and present conditions. She also told residents to not wait for authorities to issue evacuation warnings or orders before leaving the area.

A tree fell and damaged two clean-up crew vehicles in the 100 block of  N.Oak Knoll Ave. No structural damage and no injuries were reported according to the Pasadena Fire Department.

All evacuation orders and shelter in place orders were cancelled at 2 p.m. for Santa Barbara County.

• Be aware that flooding and debris may still be present in the area. Do not drive, swim, or walk into floodwaters. 
• Flood waters can also hide hazards such as washed out road surfaces and large rocks. Be cautious of potential rock falls when traveling roads and avoid traveling at night.
• Due to significant debris on roads, some residents may not be able to access their homes or leave the impacted areas. If residents cannot leave and need resources, please contact the Santa Barbara County Call Center at 833-688-5551. For medical emergencies and life-threatening safety issues, call 9-1-1.
• Be aware that response crews are continuing clean up and repair efforts.
• Stay alert to changing conditions.

Around 1:30 p.m., Crews work to remove a fallen tree in the 5200 block of Agnes Ave. in Valley Village.

Two people were rescued by firefighters and two others got themselves out after driving their vehicles into a sinkhole in Chatsworth Monday night.

The sinkhole opened up on Iverson Road at Zaltana Street at about 7:20 p.m. Monday.

First a car drove into the opening, then a pickup truck. Two people in the truck got themselves out before firefighters arrived. They were not injured.

Two people in the car were reportedly trapped when the truck landed on top. Los Angeles Fire Dept. crews used a ladder over the hole and dropped a firefighter down as they stabilized the vehicles as much as possible, then extricated the two people. Those two people sustained minor injuries.

Authorities estimated the sinkhole to be around 15 feet deep Monday night, but the sinkhole appeared to grow in size overnight. The vehicles were visibly sticking out of the sinkhole when the KCAL News crew arrived. As of Tuesday morning, the vehicles were buried feet deeper into the mud.

"More water has been flowing down from the street and was filling the hole, and as you can see, there's a part of the street itself that's a large chunk of debris that's already separated and cracked, and the way this has gone is this car is continuing to sink and roll," said LAFD Battalion Chief Andrew Wordin.

"The road is completely compromised and un-passable to traffic nor is it able to support emergency vehicles," firefighters said. "The large sinkhole is fully cutting across the southbound lane of Iverson Road. The entire road is compromised."

A car was stuck early Tuesday morning in a debris flow in Beverly Glen. Crews were working to clear the area.

Beverly Glen Blvd. was closed at Mulholland Drive Tuesday morning after a black Audi was buried by a mudslide in the roadway.

As KCAL Anchor Chris Holmstrom was on the scene, a driver tried to plow his truck through a mudslide on Beverly Glen near Mulholland Drive Tuesday morning, unsuccessfully.

KCAL Anchor Rudabeh Shahbazi first encountered the black Audi on Beverly Glen early Tuesday morning and called 911.

Chris found the driver later Tuesday morning, who was safe and uninjured. He was trying to figure out how to dislodge his car.

The driver, Ryan, said he got stuck on the way home at about 2 a.m. Tuesday. He said the hill collapsed and the mud surrounded his car. He said firefighters arrived and assisted himself and his friends out of the vehicle.

The driver of the truck stopped to talk to Chris.

"Mulholland is prone to some of these mudslides and stuff, it's never been this bad, to be honest. I've been living just over the ridge here just over five, six years now, it's never been this bad," said the truck driver.  

Los Angeles Fire Dept. crews were on scene assessing damage in the neighborhood of Fredonia Drive and Lankershim Blvd. Tuesday morning.

Around midnight part of the hillside gave way, bringing substantial mud and debris flows. Crews were clearing roadways of trees and other debris Tuesday morning.

Firefighters were going door to door to talk to residents. Residents of about 12 homes in the area of Fredonia and Lankershim were advised to shelter in place Tuesday morning during the worst of the storm.

LAFD said there was no structural damage to any homes.

Streets were not completely passable because of standing water and debris, and at least one vehicle was stuck in 2 to 4 feet of water.

The 101 Freeway was fully closed between State Route 33 in Ventura County and State Route 150 in Santa Barbara County due to flooding Tuesday morning.

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With yet another storm battering Southern California, the National Weather Service has issued several high wind warnings. 

Regions impacted include:

• San Bernardino County Mountains
• Apple Valley
• Lucerne Valley, including:
  - Crestline
  - Lake Arrowhead
  - Big Bear City and Big Bear Lake
  - Running Springs
  - Wrightwood
  - Victorville
  - Hesperia

A Beach Hazards statement has been issued, affecting several local beaches as the heavy storm continues to batter California. 

Impacted beaches include: 

• Catalina Island,
• Santa Barbara Island,
• Malibu Coast,
• all Los Angeles County Beaches. 

Additionally, high surf advisories were expected to last through Tuesday as waves between 3 and 8 feet were expected until Wednesday at west facing beaches. 

"Due to the amount of rain that we have received in the last ten days, and expected to receive again in the next 48 hours, both Bailey Canyon Wilderness Park and Mount Wilson Trail are closed," Sierra Madre police said. 

The areas are expected to reopen Wednesday after the storm moves out of the area. 

As heavy rain continued to douse the Southland, emergency officials ordered several road closures in the West Valley area, including: 

• the Sepulveda Basin, 
  
• Burbank Boulevard from Havenhurst Avenue to Balboa Boulevard,
• Woodley Avenue from Burbank Boulevard to Victory Boulevard.

Here are the flood advisories in the Inland Empire.

Flood Watch:

• San Bernardino Valley
• Riverside County Valley
• San Bernardino County Mountains
• San Gorgonio Pass Near Banning
• Wrightwood
• Big Bear Lake
  
• Big Bear City
• Moreno Valley
  
• Ontario  
  
• Corona  
  
• Fontana
• San Bernardino
  
• Running Springs 
  
• Idyllwild-Pine Cove
• Rancho Cucamonga
  

Here are the Flood Advisories for Orange County:

Flood Watch:

• Orange County Coastal Areas
• Orange County Inland Areas
• Garden Grove
• Fullerton 
• San Clemente
• Santa Ana
• Santa Ana Mountains and Foothills
• Costa Mesa
• Mission Viejo
• Laguna Beach
• Irvine
• Anaheim
• Huntington Beach 
• Orange

Here are the Flash Flood Advisories for Los Angeles County:

Flash Flood Warnings:

• Northwestern Los Angeles County, including Santa Clarita, Lake Hughes, Elizabeth Lake
  
• Oxnard
• Thousand Oaks
• Simi Valley
• Ventura
• Santa Maria
• Santa Barbara
• Camarillo
• San Luis Obispo
• Lompoc
• Malibu
• Pismo Beach
• Montecito
• Santa Ynez
• Point Conception
• Agoura Hills
• Chatsworth
• Woodland Hills

Flash Flood Watch:

• Los Angeles County mountains
• Antelope Valley
• Santa Clarita Valley
• Santa Monica Mountains
• Los Angeles County beaches
• Los Angeles County inland coast including,
  - Downtown Los Angeles
  - San Fernando Valley
  - San Gabriel Valley
  - Pacific Palisades
  - Pasadena
  - Palmdale
  - Santa Monica
  - Northridge
  - Universal City
  - Zuma Beach
  - Burbank
  - Beverly Hills
  - Valencia
  - Santa Clarita
  - East Los Angeles
  - Newhall
  - Acton
  - Redondo Beach
  - Hollywood
  - Mount Wilson
  - Compton
  - San Gabrielf
  - Downey
  - Palos Verdes
  - Culver City
  - Malibu
  - Norwalk
  - Long Beach
  - Castaic Lake
  - El Monte
  - Torrance
  - Pomona
• - Lakewood
  - LAX
  - Lancaster

Flash Flood Advisory:

• West Covina
• San Dimas
• Glendora
• Pomona
• Whittier
• La Verne
• Covina
• Diamond Bar
• Azusa
• Baldwin Park
• Hacienda Heights
• Claremont
• Santa Fe Springs
• Norwalk
• La Habra Heights
• Irwindale

Here are the Flash Flood Warnings so far in Ventura County

• Flash Flood Warning for all of Southern Ventura County, including Fillmore, Ojai, Santa Paula

Here are the evacuation orders for Santa Barbara County:

• All of Montecito/Toro Canyon/Sycamore Canyon/Padaro Ln 
• Serena Park area in Carpinteria 
• Conejo Rd and Sycamore Creek properties 

Here are the shelter-in-place orders:

• Residents in Lower Eastside/Riviera, Santa Barbara should stay inside or go to high ground.
• Residents in Santa Barbara County areas associated with Cave & Alisal should go to the innermost room or high ground. Do not attempt to leave. If already evacuated, remain out of the area.

Authorities have issued evacuation orders for these areas in Ventura County so far:

• La Conchita 
• Ventura Beach RV Resort
• Residents on the south side of Creek Road from Camp Comfort to Highway 33 — in effect beginning at 6:10 p.m., Monday evening.

Here are the shelter-in-place orders so far: 

• Residences along the north side of Creek Road, from Camp Comfort to Highway 33 — in effect starting at 6:10 p.m., Monday.

Here are the evacuation orders and warnings Los Angeles County authorities have issued so far:

1. Lake Fire Evacuation Warning Areas: Evacuation Warning includes the Lake Hughes and Kings Canyon areas including those near the following:  

• 20000 block of Pine Canyon Road, 
• 18000 block of Ellstree Drive, 
• 46000 block of Kings Canyon Road, 
• 1800 block of Newvale Drive
• 43000 Block of Lake Hughes Road

2. Bobcat Fire (north end) Evacuation Warning Areas:

• Juniper Hills and Valyermo areas