Ellen DeGeneres needs fellow residents to remain secure amid the flooding in California.

The previous TV present host shared a glimpse at a raging flood close to her house in Montecito, Calif., on Jan. 9. Alongside her video shared to Instagram, DeGeneres wrote that the city is “below necessary evacuation,” including, “We’re on larger floor in order that they requested us to shelter in place.”

“That is the five-year anniversary from the fireplace and mudslides that killed so many individuals and other people misplaced their properties, their lives,” she stated, referring to the 2018 mudslides that killed 23 residents. “That is loopy. On the five-year anniversary, we’re having unprecedented rain.”

Exhibiting a transparent view of the fast-flowing flood close by, she continued, “That is the creek close to door to our home, it by no means flows, ever. It is in all probability about 9 toes up, and it might go one other two toes up. We now have horses able to evacuate.”