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Around 4:45 a.m. Sunday, The Kansas City Fire Department responded to a fire 20 to 30 yards inside a cave at 23rd and Television Place.

In a warming world, extreme storms in California will trigger flash floods and debris flows in fire scars that take lives, threaten communities and imperil water supplies.

Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department has issued an evacuation warning for areas within the Thomas Fire, Alisal Fire and Cave Fire burn scars effective at 6:00 p.m. Monday.

Another storm is heading to Southern California bringing yet another wet storm. Here's when to expect rain in LA.

Many in Montecito are preparing for the atmospheric river impacting the city. An evacuation warning was first issued for southern Santa Barbara County burn scars at 6 p.m. Monday. It was upgraded to an evacuation order at eight this morning,  covering high-risk areas in the Thomas Fire, Cave Fire, and Alisal Fire burn scars.

Despite heavy rainfall, debris flows and flooding mainly confined to highways, roads, and an RV park.

Santa Barbara County officials upgraded the evacuation warning to an order, and expanded it to impact areas throughout the county. Officials also issued a flash flood warning for much of the county, and a shelter-in-place for impact areas.

Santa Barbara County filed an evacuation order effective immediately for specific areas and have resources available for those that have animals or need a place to stay.

Heavy weather is hitting the Central Coast, leading local governments and agencies to put advisories and warnings into place across the area.