The Brentwood, Calif. neighborhood of Vice President Kamala Harris has been evacuated due to the encroaching Pacific Palisades wildfire.

The home of Vice President Kamala Harris in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles has been placed under an evacuation order by local authorities, making her one among tens of thousands of Californians whose homes have been threatened by wildfires raging through parts of Los Angeles County.

Two people have died, more than 1,000 structures have been destroyed, and more than 80,000 residents have been evacuated as the Palisades Fire, which was ignited Tuesday morning by a backyard fire, has burned almost 3,000 acres. The Eaton and Hurst fires, which ignited Tuesday evening, have affected 2,000 acres and 500 acres, respectively.

See maps of where mandatory evacuation orders as well as warnings are in place for wildfires burning in the Los Angeles area.

Vice President Kamala Harris is canceling the final foreign trip of her term because of the wildfires in California

The devastating fires ripping through Los Angeles are fueled by unusual weather conditions that the National Weather Service called “about as bad as it gets in terms of fire weather.” And driving that worst-case scenario is a rapidly warming planet,

A heavy wet season in California’s past winters spurred more grass and brush, which then dried out quickly last summer. Those conditions are making fires worse.