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Southern California fire threat

02:23 PM
November 7, 2024

Santa Ana winds
Southern California fire threat

Powerful Santa Ana winds in Southern California will persist today, enhancing the fire threat. The Mountain Fire has already burned more than 14,000 acres.

Residents of Southern California will want to keep a close eye on the WindRadar today as robust Santa Ana winds continue to blow across the region. The video above shows the Mountain Fire, which sparked off on Wednesday and has already burned over 14,000 acres.

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Critical fire danger is once again in place across portions of Southern California. While yesterday brought the peak of the Santa Ana winds, strong and gusty northeast and east winds will continue on Thursday.

The WindRadar shows gusts up to 40 mph through midday and into the afternoon. Quieter conditions move in this evening and will help lower the fire risk.

Mary Mays
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