Communities across California are preparing for potentially dangerous weather this week, characterized by strong winds and high temperatures that may contribute to rapid wildfire growth. The National Weather Service issued a forecast on Thursday indicating that a moderate to strong Santa Ana wind will create widespread strong winds and critical fire weather conditions in much of southwestern California through Saturday. This warning follows a recent autumn heatwave and storm surge that impacted the coast.
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California prepares for extreme weather as high temperatures and winds increase wildfire risk
California is facing a forecast of extreme weather, including strong winds and high temperatures, which may increase the risk of wildfires. The National Weather Service has warned that conditions will remain critical through Saturday.
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