Evacuation orders, warnings for Bay Area

SAN MATEO COUNTY, Calif. (KRON) — The Atmospheric River event caused evacuation orders and warnings in the Bay Area this week due to flooding and dangerous debris flow.

You can type your address into the search bar within the map below to see the latest on evacuations where you live:

San Mateo County

Evacuation Warnings

(Zones: SMC-E019, SMC-E098, SMC-E038, SMC-E018)
• South Coast Zone SMC-E019, which includes Coastanoa and Año Nuevo State Park. This includes Whitehouse Canyon Road and areas south of Gazos Creek Road.
• The Communities of Loma Mar and Dearborn Park in Zone SMC-E018.
• South Coast Zone SMC-038, which includes Butano State Park and the community of Barranca Knolls, west of Cloverdale Road.
• The Community of Butano Canyon in Zone SMC-E-098

Sonoma County

No evacuation orders for Sonoma County, but a Flash Flood Watch went into effect just before 3 p.m. on Tuesday.

A Flash Flood Watch was issued Wednesday through Thursday afternoon for 2020 burn areas in Napa and Sonoma Counties.

FLASH FLOOD WATCH FOR 2020 BURN AREAS IN NAPA & SONOMA COUNTIES NOW IN EFFECT THRU THURSDAY AFTERNOON
—https://t.co/GxRqux4t1W
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VIGILANCIA DE INUNDACIONES REPENTINAS PARA LAS ZONAS QUEMADAS DEL 2020 EN LOS CONDADOS DE NAPA Y SONOMA AHORA EN EFECTO HASTA EL JUEVES POR LA TARDE pic.twitter.com/4t0AIlXHWz

— Santa Rosa Fire Department (@SantaRosaFire) January 28, 2021

Solano County

Just before 4 p.m. on Tuesday, an evacuation warning was issued for a part of the LNU burn scar due to possible flash flooding.

An evacuation warning has been issued for a portion of the LNU burn scar due to the potential for flash flooding. To sign up for emergency alerts visit, https://t.co/Vg1rRogono
Click the link for the current map:https://t.co/0Z33WlGQ1Q pic.twitter.com/kanNNpQJ0Y

— CHP SOLANO (@ChpSolano) January 26, 2021

Napa County

Evacuation warning issued for residents living in burn areas at higher risk of flash flooding, mud, and debris flows https://t.co/pJBtTHu5ns

— County of Napa (@CountyofNapa) January 27, 2021

An evacuation warning was issued for residents living in burn areas at higher risk of flash flooding, mud, and debris flows in Napa County.

A Flash Flood Watch is in effect until Thursday afternoon.

Santa Cruz County

Evacuation Warnings

• Ben Lomond Fire District (Zones: BEN-E001D, BEN-E002A, BEN-E002D,
  BEN-E004B)
• Boulder Creek Fire District (Zones: BOU-E021A, BOU-E020, BOU-E017,
  BOU-E016, BOU-E010, BOU-E006, BOU-E001A, BOU-E002, BOU-E033A,
  BOU-E038A, BOU-E031B, BOU-E030, BOU-E018A, BOU-E014, BOUE009, BOU-E003, BOU-E001B, BOU-E015A, BOU-E039A, BOU-E040A)
• Felton Fire District (Zones: FEL-E002A, FEL-E003B, FEL-E003C, FELE004A)
• Santa Cruz County Fire Dept. (Zones: CRZ-E001B, CRZ-E001D, CRZE002B, CRZ-E003B, CRZ-E003D, CRZ-E006B, CRZ-E006C, CRZ-E007A,
  CRZ-E017A, CRZ-E017C)

• Last Chance Road Area (Zones: CRZ-E002A)
• Ben Lomond Fire District (Zones: BEN-E001C, BEN-E004C)
• Boulder Creek Fire District (Zones: BOU-E038, BOU-E001
• BOU-E010A, BOU-E021, BOU-E031, BOU-E036B, BOU-E037)
• Felton Fire District (Zones: FEL- E003D, FEL-E002B, FEL-E005A)

A temporary evacuation point has been set up at San Lorenzo High School located at 7105 Hwy 9 in Felton.

There will be space for extended car parking, and the Red Cross will be available
for assistance. There will also be bathrooms, charging stations and refreshments
and pet food at each location.

A call center has been set up at (831) 454-2181.