Voluntary evacuation warnings have been issued for residents living in mountain communities and near burn scars due to the potential impact of Hurricane Hilary, a category 2 storm brewing off the coast of Baja California.
As a category 2 hurricane closes in on Baja California, predicted to bring heavy rains and possible flooding to Southern California, officials have issued evacuation warnings for residents living in areas that could be severely impacted.
In Orange County, warnings have been ordered for those living near the Bond Fire burn scar in: Effective Sat., Aug. 19 at 4:30 pm, an Evacuation Warning will be issued for Silverado + Williams Canyons in the Bond Fire burn area due to possible debris flows along/near the burn scar. Map:
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