Source: ABC10 News
As Thursday’s storm approaches the San Diego area, an evacuation warning will be issued for people who live in the areas most impacted by the flooding from Jan. 22, Mayor Todd Gloria announced during a Wednesday afternoon press conference.
Gloria emphasized that this warning is voluntary in nature; however, should the city escalate it to an evacuation order, police officers would go door-to-door to tell people.
The mayor also announced during the press conference that a shelter is being established at Balboa Park’s Municipal Gym. The city will provide transportation to the shelter for those who need it.
As of 2 p.m., the city has not specified exact locations for the voluntary evacuation warning. The city did say the warning applies to low-lying areas that endured flooding on Jan. 22.
ABC 10News reported on the following areas experiencing heavy impact from the last storm that may also be at risk this time around:
- Mountain View
- Ocean View Blvd, from 36th to 42nd St
- 4100 Block National Ave
- Kipp Adelante Prep Academy
- Southcrest
- Beta and 37th, 38th
- Golden Hill
- 30th and J St
- Spring Valley
- La Presa, near Kempton and Jamacha Road
- Kempton Elementary School
- Bancroft Elementary School
- Broadview, Parkbrook, Elkelton and Noeline towards Enfield
- Mission Beach
- Point Loma
- 3700 Midway Drive
- North County
- EB SR 79 at El Camino Real
- Leucadia Main Street, Around 810 N Coast Hwy 101
- Miramar sinkhole: 8100 Miramar Road
- South Bay
- Hoover Ave in National City
- Rohr Park in Chula Vista
- TJ River Valley
- Dance Studio 102 E 16th Street National City
- 900 Block Division St in National City
- Coronado
- Country Club
- PAWS Animal Shelter (1300 block of 1st St in Coronado)
