We now have possible winds up to 90 mph in some mountain communities and 70 MPH in some coastal foothill areas starting after midnight tonight. I'll keep you posted if I can.
Major Santa Ana Blow for southern California expected
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weatherlover427
Major Santa Ana Blow for southern California expected
This can't be a good thing...
We now have possible winds up to 90 mph in some mountain communities and 70 MPH in some coastal foothill areas starting after midnight tonight. I'll keep you posted if I can.
We now have possible winds up to 90 mph in some mountain communities and 70 MPH in some coastal foothill areas starting after midnight tonight. I'll keep you posted if I can.
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riverratmike
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Re: Major Santa Ana Blow for southern California expected
Joshua21Young wrote:This can't be a good thing...
We now have possible winds up to 90 mph in some mountain communities and 70 MPH in some coastal foothill areas starting after midnight tonight. I'll keep you posted if I can.
got moderate winds here in Lake Havasu City, AZ right now. Supposed to last till Friday.
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wthrmilagro
Re: Major Santa Ana Blow for southern California expected
Joshua21Young wrote:This can't be a good thing...
We now have possible winds up to 90 mph in some mountain communities and 70 MPH in some coastal foothill areas starting after midnight tonight. I'll keep you posted if I can.
Wow, Josh. I am flying in this thursday night to Califas. That is major.
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Tornado_Chaser2005
This is a very major event for us. I am here in Ontario,California right now, and we are experiencing the first feelings of it. About 30mph, maybe gusts to 40 right now. pretty good. The winds will get stronger, and even past the 80mph mark based on these models. heck even 100mph! A hurricane will move in here without the rain with these force winds. Ill keep everyone posted!
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