Yet another 'Particularly Dangerous Situation' forecast from NWS has Southern California on edge

Larry Seward reports from Agoura Hills, just one of many places across Southern California on high alert after the National Weather Service issued yet another "Particularly Dangerous Situation" forecast ahead of powerful winds that are expected to increase fire danger to start the week.

[JFlower]

And folks still build in these fire areas....I think Einstein called this insanity.

[littlerayofsunshine]

My guess is there won't be anymore fires because the arsonists like the element of surprise. It takes time to gather all the resources to fight a big fire. Now that they have crews at the ready, it takes away the potential for destruction.

[GoPoundSalt]

Anyone wondering why fire trucks and helicopters didn't use salty water? These engines aren't designed to intake or outtake high-pressure salt water. Salt's abrasion would destroy the systems within hours.
This has nothing to do with vegetation.

The two hydroairplanes from Quebec dropped tens of thousands of gallons of salt water taken from the sea.
*It smelt fishy...*

[xlivinginbabylon]

is it very windy like this in the past years?

[seniorskateboarder]

Even Catalina has a red flag! And Rancho Palos Verdes.

[MrWarrenRetro]

San Diego is next.


In October 2027 powerful Santa Ana winds and wildfires

[KaLee-mlks]

Y’all never learn?!?! Run little Los Angelos run! 😂 😆 😝

[interestingminot]

Position the chart further to the right and make it a bit smaller so her body isn't blocking the left side of it. Please.

[fake]

Winds didn't show up the last 4 times!

[Steven-sk]

As long as you deni the devil his credit, he'll burn. The wind has nothing to do with Santa Ana. They are the Santana winds. Hot devil winds. Santa Ana makes you ignorant.

[markwesthoff]

Stopped by to give a thumbs down to the purple font... it's dumb.

[linecrosser]

No fires will start anymore. They have already burned what they wanted