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Santa Ana winds explained
How Santa Ana winds spread the L.A. wildfires
Multiple wildfires are currently raging through Los Angeles County, forcing evacuations and destroying neighborhoods. A long dry summer created ample fuel that has combined with a lack of rainfall over the winter to extend fire season conditions.
Santa Ana winds: What is causing the deadly fires sweeping across Los Angeles?
This windstorm is fueled in part by the powerful Santa Ana winds — dry and warm northeast winds that blow in from inner Southern California towards the coast.
What to Know About the Santa Ana Winds
The winds are common in California in the colder months, but they can sometimes help spread dangerous wildfires.
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Los Angeles faces renewed wildfire threat as more destructive Santa Ana winds remain in forecast
Fresh off destructive wind and firestorms, the forecast remains daunting for Southern California with additional damaging ...
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Los Angeles forecast warns of more fire danger from Santa Ana winds
Red Flag Warnings remain in effect through Friday evening for much of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties, the National Weather ...
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California wildfire forecast: Los Angeles under critical fire risk with gusty winds, extreme dry conditions
High pressure is building from the north and that will help to tighten the pressure gradient over southern California, ...
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Lawrence: What's happening in Los Angeles is a hurricane without rain. It is a hurricane with fire.
MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell explains how the Santa Ana winds took a spark and turned it into an “explosion of flame” that ...
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