Weathering #LARain: A Resource Guide
Storm season is here. Residents living in recent burn areas should monitor this page for updates regarding any evacuations, road closures or media releases. All residents should heed any and all emergency notifications. The potential for falling rocks and mud and debris flow exists and residents should maintain good situation awareness. Many canyon and local roads will be slippery and all motorists are urged to drive cautiously and slow down. Do not attempt to cross flooded areas and never enter moving water.
Residents living in recent burn areas should monitor this page for updates regarding any evacuations, road closures or media releases.
In Need of Emergency Shelter? Please go directly to one of our listed transportation pick up locations here to get a ride to one of our Winter Shelters. See the list for winter shelter sites that take walk-ins. Program Eligibility: Adults ages18 and over who are experiencing homelessness.
As the number of #COVID19 cases continue to grow in @CountyofLA, follow these simple steps to stay safe & stop the spread.
Learn more: https://t.co/A1lHB1eFIX
Don't forget your chains! Come prepared with a full tank of gas, warm clothing, extra food and water in case of an emergency. And with 'traffic building'... patience. #AngelesNF https://t.co/Fdhgf3ZPpx
Travel advisory for the mountains: Please review and follow these important winter driving tips. Be safe! https://t.co/fSTyNOmHJx
Red Cross @AmeriCorps member Victoria Ramirez-Gomez made a personal connection in #Westlake #PicoUnion. She & other Red Crossers were distributing safety info, masks & hand sanitizer to communities disproportionately affected by #COVID19.
Read her story: https://t.co/okDXx3TXM1
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the eastern Antelope Valley, mainly for the foothills including Hwy 138 where snow accumulations of 1 to 2 inches will be possible above 3000 ft through 3 AM Sunday. Photo: Scott Lezak around Valyermo #cawx #AntelopeValley
RECOVERED FROM COVID-19? This is your chance to help others in the fight against #COVID19! The plasma in your blood could potentially help up to 4 people recover from the virus. Sign up to help the Red Cross overcome a convalescent plasma shortage: https://t.co/Gf4T4zcjVM
Reminder: The LA County COVID-19 vaccination call center is experiencing a surge of callers seeking to schedule appointments, causing long wait times. While we are increasing staffing, we strongly urge residents to visit https://t.co/rXgqbIDIaA to check appointment availability. https://t.co/67PcrK96VH
COVID-19 Daily Update:
January 23, 2021
New Cases: 10,537 (1,064,537 to date)
New Deaths: 269 (15,162 to date)
Current Hospitalizations: 6,881
Our crews are standing by day and night to respond to outages and restore power. Please stay safe folks!
Here are the projected snow totals for upcoming storm Sun night-Mon evening. Elevations above 4500 ft could see 4-8" of snow, while major passes including I-5 corridor could see 2-4". Antelope Valley could see 1-2", especially in the foothills. #LArain #LAweather #cawx
Los Angeles County residents, renters, and business owners, including persons with disabilities and others with access and functional needs, may call 211 LA County for emergency preparedness information, and other referral services. The toll-free 2-1-1 number is available 24 hours a day and seven days a week. 211 LA County services can also be accessed by visiting http://211la.org.
