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regnaD kciN

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1. Not unusual for SoCal to get major fires September-January...

Reply to canetoad (Original post)

Tue Jan 7, 2025, 11:25 PM

Jan 7

This one’s later than normal, but not unheard of, particularly when you get strong offshore winds from the desert.

Rainy season (all three or four days of it ) usually doesn’t arrive until February.

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Can't believe I'm reading this [View all] canetoad Jan 7 OP

Not unusual for SoCal to get major fires September-January... regnaD kciN Jan 7 #1

Thanks canetoad Jan 7 #2

NorCal has gotten most of our rain to date, it seems. usonian Jan 8 #3

It's a weather pattern canetoad Jan 8 #4

Just the beginning.... Think. Again. Jan 8 #5