Mash Burnedead
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Southern California is getting ready for another round of strong gusts of Santa Ana winds which might even be more lethal than the previous wind storm that sparked the Mountain Fire in Ventura County. From late Monday, there will be a wind rise, with gusts of approximately 50-80 mph on Tuesday and minimum humidity of 5-15%. Travelers are on red flag warning across 12 million plus for fire danger across southern California A “Particularly Dangerous Situation” has been declared by CalFire for high terrains of the San Gabriel range, the Santa Clarita Valley and the western parts of the ventura county due to downed power lines that can trigger fatal fires. These winds are predicted to INWERE through Tuesday and while the winds may subside after Wednesday the threat of destructive fires stays high 
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It's definitely scary to hear about these strong Santa Ana winds coming back, especially with fire danger so high. The gusts and low humidity are making things even worse. If you're in those areas, stay safe and be extra cautious, especially with power lines down. Hopefully, things calm down soon, but it looks like we all need to be prepared for more dangerous conditions through the week! 
