This was the drive down towards sunset. Fire all around and jumped to both sides of the road. Got even worse.
— Kelsey Trainor (@ktrain_11) January 7, 2025
People ran from behind us bc there was no movement anywhere for an hour. Flames and ash all around. #palisadesfire pic.twitter.com/NAhDTAnozA
Just evacuated my parents in the palisades. Never seen a fire this close to them in my life. This is in the castellammare area. #palisadesfire pic.twitter.com/WUpYWGqA8j
— Dave Pack (@davegpack) January 7, 2025
Start of the #palisadesfire ! My phone died but I made it out alive! https://t.co/DijSuucbSk
— adriancruz (@clazzycruz) January 7, 2025
Whoa! Check out this time-lapse from a Santa Monica Beach, #California Live Cam today as the #PalisadesFire grows in the distance in just 4hrs. 🤯 #cawx #LosAngeles #WildFire pic.twitter.com/hyI2inhdRc
— LiveCamChaser (@LiveCamChaser) January 7, 2025
Horrible, it's moving too fast. ‼️⚠️🚨
— Mr. Alp (@MrTheAlp) January 7, 2025
The fire has exploded from 0 to 200 acres in under 60 minutes.
All residents in the Pacific Palisades have been ordered to evacuate.
Santa Monica #palisadesfire pic.twitter.com/ZqH3k7OQGI
Easily dozens of homes in this neighborhood on Las Lomas Ave are gone. Firefighters can’t gain access to many neighborhoods because of blocked roads. The worst of the wind – 100mph gusts – are forecasted tonight as the Palisades Fire explodes in size. pic.twitter.com/RemMhX9Qlc
— Jonathan Vigliotti 🐋 (@JonVigliotti) January 7, 2025
Well if you abandoned your car, it’s now being bulldozed. #palisadesfire pic.twitter.com/qEbAPFiSql
— AJ 🇺🇸 (@SDajd4) January 7, 2025
🚨#BREAKING: "Mass panic" is breaking out in the streets as entire neighborhoods are being engulfed in flames in the Palisades.
— Matt Van Swol (@matt_vanswol) January 7, 2025
Wind gusts of over 50mph. have already been measured and are likely to double in the coming hours.pic.twitter.com/mIwl9iPGZK
We’ve counted at least 7 homes in Pacific Palisades destroyed by flames as the fire continues to spread rapidly. Not sure if firefighters are struggling to get to this area or what, we’ve tried grabbing water hoses ourselves. #PalisadesFire pic.twitter.com/nv1P3s1XEP
— Matthew Seedorff (@MattSeedorff) January 7, 2025
