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Autumn Fire Safety
With summer behind us and shorter days ahead, one might believe
the threat of fire has diminished. The varied fire safety challenges of
the approaching seasons present hazards equal to, if not potentially
more destructive than the summer months. While many regions of the
country are entering the wet season, Southern California is entering
what is typically the most destructive period for wild fires. The
current dry spell, which has brought very little rain since February,
has created critically low moisture content in the vegetative fuels
covering our mountains and with the coming months, the threat of strong,
dry east winds often referred to as Santa Ana Winds will likely compound
the hazard. Along with the rest of Southern California, the fire danger
in the Tehachapi Mountains often becomes critical due to the influence
of the east winds gaining strength while funneling through the pass. It
is,...
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