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| Widespread strong and damaging Santa Ana winds are expected later tonight through Tuesday night across much of Ventura and Los Angeles counties as well as the mountains of Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties. The peak of the winds are anticipated late tonight through Tuesday evening. The strongest northeasterly wind gusts will range from 70-80 MPH across the mountains, 60-75 MPH across the valleys and 50-65 MPH across the coastal plain. These strong winds will bring the potential for widespread downed trees and power lines, numerous power outages, significant property damage, and hazardous to potentially dangerous driving conditions for high-profile vehicles. Gusty east to northeast winds up to 40-50 mph will also affect the Central Coast, interior valleys of San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties, as well as the Antelope Valley. Additionally, widespread critical fire weather conditions are expected, and Red Flag warnings are in effect for many of these areas. People are urged to begin preparing for this damaging wind event by securing outdoor objects and make preparations for lengthy power outages. |
Data Courtesy of Los Angeles/Oxnard Weather Forecast Office
