Santa Ana winds threaten Southern California with extreme fire danger before big cooldown



Powerful Santa Ana winds, scorching temperatures and dangerously dry conditions are creating a heightened wildfire threat across Southern California on Friday, as firefighters battle multiple blazes and forecasters warn that gusts could reach 70 mph or higher in some areas, KTLA’s Omar Lewis reports.

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  1. Correction, FARther, pertaining to distance further means to extend. It’s the reason, or why, not the reason why. That’s redundant. Please make necessary corrections. Thank you

  2. RED FLAG WARNING of apocalyptic proportions is now in effect, as the wind tops SIXTY MILES AN HOUR and threatens to turn the entire region into a screaming inferno of flying flames! THE WIND CAN SEND EMBERS soaring through the sky like demonic fireflies on a mission of total destruction, igniting everything from your neighbor’s trash can to that one dry leaf you forgot about in the gutter!

    Fire danger will remain at “biblical” levels THROUGH SATURDAY, meaning every spark, every cigarette butt, every ambitious barbecue is now a potential gateway to the end times. Stay inside, cancel all plans, and pray the wind doesn’t personally deliver a flaming ember to your doorstep with a handwritten note that says “you’re next.”

    This is not a drill. This is the wind’s final form.

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