Palisades Fire inches closer to Mandeville Canyon, threatening homes: This is the affected area

New evacuation orders and warnings have been issued as the Palisades Fire continues to burn and threaten new communities. The fire is inching closer to Mandeville Canyon, prompting authorities to urge residents to evacuate while they can, as there is only one route in and out. Following the fire’s movement in that direction on Friday evening, it seems many residents had already evacuated.

Winds are coming from the east, moving around five to ten miles per hour, and authorities are warnings that Angelinos in this is not in the clear yet and folks should keep their guard up.

According to live images from ABC7 Eyewitness News, a home is on fire in the canyon. It is believed to be on the 3300 block of Mandeville Canyon Road.

Active Evacuation Warnings for the Palisades Fire

These areas remain under evacuation warnings, which are issued when there is a potential threat to life and/or property. If you have pets or livestock, or if it would take longer for you to evacuate, this warning should be treated as an order. LAFD states, “It is imperative you are Ready, Set, Go!”

Bad news...

Beginning Monday, a new Santa Ana wind event is expected, with meteorologists predicting potentially moderate to strong speeds. This could lead to even more hazardous conditions in areas affected by fires. When high winds are present in a fire-affected area, aerial support cannot operate effectively, allowing the fires to spread.

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