California - Saba:
Arsad experts continued their punishments from the solar winds blowing to Southern California, where these conditions are expected to continue for at least two forecasts.
This storm included, new fires broke out yesterday, Tuesday, while they continued to increase in the Los Angeles area for a third week in a row, increasing the challenges facing firefighters and local authorities.
Under these conditions, officials are preparing to face a new danger in the toxic Canadian flow, especially with the expectation of rain by the end of the week, which may lead to an agreement in cases if necessary.
It was reported that the winds had decreased in intensity on Tuesday afternoon, after reaching a speed of 96 kilometers in several areas. But experts were beginning to see the storm return by Wednesday, said Ryan Kettle, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service’s Los Angeles office.
Kettle warned that any new fires that could start in these conditions could spread very quickly, making it more difficult to move. “Red Flag” warnings, which indicate a high risk of wildfires, were extended through 8 p.m. Thursday in Los Angeles and Ventura.
David Acuna, a target for the California Department of Forestry and Conservation, wrote that the distribution of fire and rescue trucks to drop water throughout the region helped extinguish several subsequent fires in Los Angeles and San Diego counties quickly and effectively.
However, the challenges of dealing with the raging and changing conditions are significant.