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Williams Canyon Fire Victims Brace for Mudslides, Prepare to Evacuate in Orange County Residents of Williams Canyon are preparing to evacuate their community as potential mudslides caused by fierce rains threaten to destroy their homes and livestock in rural Orange County, California. At noon on Jan. 28, Orange County Sheriff’s Department deputies drove through the canyon, urging residents to leave the area and blasting warnings of a “voluntary evacuation” over loudspeakers. “We cannot wait until after the rain comes to get horses out or to get people out. We’ve got to get out now,�...

A massive storm is moving through California. Meteorologists look at how it impacted the Bay Area, what's happening now in the Central Valley and what's about to hit Southern California. Elsewhere in the region, a flash flood watch will be in effect Thursday afternoon through late Thursday night for the mountains and the Antelope, Santa Clarita and San Gabriel valleys, mainly affecting areas near the Lake, Bobcat and Ranch 2 burn areas. Forecasters said the areas could see rain rates of 0.75 inches per hour, potentially leading to "significant mud and debris flows.'' Canyon Park in Monrovia i...

FOX 11's crews on scene came across a minor mudslide in Orange County late Thursday night.

Strongest Storm of the Season to Deliver Another Wave of Rain and Snow Belen De Leon and Jonathan Lloyd © Provided by NBC Los Angeles Mud blocks a road in Azusa Friday Jan. 29, 2021. What to Know A storm fueled by a river of moisture in the sky brought overnight rain and snow to Southern California. The rain will continue into Friday, when thunderstorms are possible. Downpours are possible, a major concern for SoCal's recent wildfire burn zones. Storm Brings a Fresh Coat of Snow to SoCal Replay Video UP NEXT A winter storm unlike any other this season drenched Southern Cali...

Voluntary evacuation issued for OC residents in Bond Fire burn area Volunteer fireman Dustin Kaatz placed wooden barriers behind his home in preparation for a possible mudslide. "Right now, everything's coming down since no brush left. We're just trying to divert debris flow so it goes down the street somehow and doesn't get backed up against the houses," said Kaatz, a volunteer firefighter with the Orange County Fire Authority. A fireball rolled down a nearby hill during the Bond Fire last month, killing vegetation in the area. If a mudslide isn't stopped, it could easily push in the walls ...