Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been given a major warning as they prepare to celebrate Christmas.
According to a new report, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex may face bad weather this Christmas, as a major storm is expected in the Montecito neighborhood in California.
Officials warned that the storm, which is scheduled to hit from December 23 to 25, could lead to strong winds, torrential rains and flooding in low-lying areas.
No evacuation order was issued, but residents were asked to leave early if they felt unsafe.
“The National Weather Service is forecasting a major storm in Santa Barbara County, expected to occur from Tuesday, December 23 through Thursday, December 25,” the warning read.
“The following conditions are possible countywide: flooding in low-lying areas, dangerous flooding, and strong winds,” she added.
“No evacuations have been issued at this time. If you are concerned that this storm may cause unsafe conditions for your home, leave the area before the rain begins. Do not wait for an official evacuation notice to leave.
“Public safety officials are monitoring the incoming storm and will continue to evaluate whether protective measures, such as an evacuation warning, evacuation order, or shelter in place, are necessary.”
It comes after Meghan dropped an intimate family photo, showing her with Harry and their children Prince Archie and Prince Lilibet, on social media.
The Christmas card came with a beautiful wish that said: “Happy Holidays! From our family to yours.”