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Dear low information, uninformed miscreants here: New Years Warnings: Tuesday, December 31, 2024
abc7.com
The red flag warnings of critical fire danger were originally expected to be in place through 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Santa Monica Mountains Recreational Area, the western San Gabriel Mountains and the 14 Freeway corridor. But shortly after 9 a.m. Tuesday, the National Weather Service canceled the warnings in light of "lowered wind projections.''
From Colorado to California to Hawaii, flare-ups of previous fires, known as reignition, have been the cause of some of the nation’s most catastrophic and deadly wildfires. This past summer, California officials co-ordinated a social media campaign to warn residents that terrain scorched but seemingly extinguished can spawn deadly new fires for weeks after the old ones appear to have gone out because fire can smoulder almost undetected under ground or inside wood.

Fire officials: Avoid NYE fireworks due to dry, windy conditions
Even though a red flag warning for the Los Angeles area was canceled Tuesday, fire weather conditions will persist through Thursday in some areas.
Windy conditions raise SoCal fire danger
More Santa Ana winds blew through parts of Southern California Tuesday, but the gusts were less severe than originally anticipated, prompting a cancellation of red flag warnings that had been issued for local mountain areas.The red flag warnings of critical fire danger were originally expected to be in place through 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Santa Monica Mountains Recreational Area, the western San Gabriel Mountains and the 14 Freeway corridor. But shortly after 9 a.m. Tuesday, the National Weather Service canceled the warnings in light of "lowered wind projections.''
From Colorado to California to Hawaii, flare-ups of previous fires, known as reignition, have been the cause of some of the nation’s most catastrophic and deadly wildfires. This past summer, California officials co-ordinated a social media campaign to warn residents that terrain scorched but seemingly extinguished can spawn deadly new fires for weeks after the old ones appear to have gone out because fire can smoulder almost undetected under ground or inside wood.