Evacuation notices are currently active near San Diego following the outbreak of at least three fires in northern San Diego County overnight, including the Lilac and Pala fires, which have expanded to 50 and 30 acres, respectively, with no containment reported as of Tuesday morning.

The Lilac Fire has prompted several rounds of evacuations in Bonsall, a community roughly 45 minutes north of San Diego. An urgent alert from Cal Fire issued before 5 a.m. declared, “Immediate threat to life. This is a lawful order to LEAVE NOW. Access to the area is legally restricted.”

A post on social media by Cal Fire on Tuesday morning indicated that the Lilac Fire is burning near I-15 just north of West Lilac Road. The fire has reached 50 acres and continues to grow at a “moderate rate of spread,” according to Cal Fire, which stated that firefighters are focusing on “life safety and structure defense.”

In Los Angeles County, two severe wildfires have already destroyed over 10,000 structures and claimed at least 27 lives, continuing to threaten the region. Officials are concerned that red flag warnings could lead to the Palisades and Eaton fires spreading or new fires igniting.

The Pala Fire in San Diego is also uncontained, currently affecting 17 acres, although evacuation orders there have been lifted.

Hurricane-force winds were reported across San Diego County on Monday night and into Tuesday morning. The National Weather Service recorded a wind gust of 89 mph in the San Diego mountains around 9 p.m.

Evacuation Orders for Lilac Fire

The San Diego Sheriff’s Office has issued evacuation orders for residents in the SDC-0236, SDC-0285, SDC-0286, SDC-0287, SDC-0288, and SDC-0289 zones. Additionally, evacuation warnings are active for residents in SDC-0282, SDC-0283, SDC-0325, and SDC-0326 zones.

You can view the complete map of evacuation orders and warnings here.

A temporary evacuation center has been established at Castle Creek Country Club, located at 8797 Circle R Drive in Escondido, as per the sheriff’s office.

Evacuation Orders for Palisades Fire

Due to an “immediate threat to life,” Cal Fire has placed the following areas under mandatory evacuation orders:

LOS-0767-A, LOS-0767-D, LOS-0767-E, LOS-0767-F, LOS-0767-H, LOS-0767-I, MAL-C111-A, MAL-C111-B, MAL-C112-B, MTN-U028-A, RMB-U030-A, RMB-U030-B, RMB-U030-F, RMB-U030-G, RRC-U027-C, SDP-U029-A, SSM-U010-A, SSM-U010-B, TOP-U008-B, TOP-U009-A.

The following zones are currently accessible to residents only: LOS-Q0765, LOS-0767-J, LOS-0767-G, LOS-Q0798, LOS-Q0778-A, RRC-U027-A, and TOP-U007-A. Also, resident escorts are mandated for LOS-0767-J, as stated by Cal Fire.

A curfew for the Palisades Fire is in place from 6 PM to 6 AM local time for areas facing evacuation orders and warnings.

Evacuation Orders for Eaton Fire

The following areas are under an evacuation order but are accessible to residents with valid identification: ALD-FARNSWORTH, ALD-LAUREL, ALD-CHANEY, ALD-RUBIO, ALD-CANON, ALD-GARDEN, ALD-WAPELLO, ALD-MOUNTLOWE, ALD-PALM.

For the Eaton Fire, a curfew is enforced from 6 PM to 6 AM local time for regions with evacuation orders and warnings.

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