my sister in law is here from california and she talked to her daughter tonight and its been in the 100s the last few days. coupled with the heat from the fires, they have had so many water drops she says its very humid outside. she says the fire is far enough away from her that she isn't getting the ash, but its like dusk all day long because of the smoke.
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The last 3-4 weeks it has been very hot in San Diego along with Miami type humidity. It has been hotter, with a lot more humidity here then I can remember. Start the morning at 76 degrees at 7:15am and if you start to do anything you are sweating like a pig.
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yea. i've been struggling sleeping the past few days here. and since i work at night and sleep during the day its even hotter. i may have to break down and buy a fan :lol:
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is it me or is that state always on fire? They should rename the place "Hell"
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Pick your poison. But yeah, in the past decade there have been about 2 major firestorms (last year and 2003) and then yearly ones like this one that affect a small area of homes but isn't the major storm it was last year and 2003.calphin likes this. -
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Uploaded by: Fotoguy77 Monday August 10, 2009
A helicopter heads home after dropping his last load of water on the La Brea Fire burning in the San Rafael Wilderness near the town of New Cayuma in South Central California. This is the third day of the fire, which has now burned through close to 20,000 acres. The helicopter is a little distorted by the sun....steveincolorado, azfinfanmang, Fin Fan In Cali and 1 other person like this. -
My brother is in Bakersfield and said its now about 40 minutes driving time from his area.
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090903/ap_on_re_us/us_wildfires_prescribed_burns
Feds didn't clear brush in wildfire area
LOS ANGELES – Federal authorities failed to follow through on plans earlier this year to burn away highly flammable brush in a forest on the edge of Los Angeles to avoid the very kind of wildfire now raging there, The Associated Press has learned.
Months before the huge blaze erupted, the U.S. Forest Service obtained permits to burn away the undergrowth and brush on more than 1,700 acres of the Angeles National Forest. But just 193 acres had been cleared by the time the fire broke out, Forest Service resource officer Steve Bear said. -
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