are expected throughout Los Angeles County and the surrounding region. The winds have the potential to down trees or power lines from now through Wednesday.
Winds could blow from 60 to 75 miles per hour from the Hollywood Hills down to Malibu and in the San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys, said Todd Hall, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Oxnard. The weather service issued a red flag warning for Los Angeles and Ventura counties Monday night through Tuesday night.
“There’s a pretty good threat of downed power lines,” Hall said, and residents should be aware of their surroundings when going outside. On Tuesday, drivers should also expect windy conditions due to crosswinds. The winds also have the potential ofDue to the extreme conditions, Anaheim officials announced the closure of the COVID-19 vaccine distribution site at Disneyland. Orange County began using the resort as a “super” vaccination siteIn Los Angeles County, Fire Chief Daryl L.
Additionally, the Los Angeles County Office of Emergency Management “will be on high alert” to respond to conditions, said Kevin McGowan, director of the office. Residents should also be ready to evacuate “at a moment’s notice, especially if you live in canyon, mountain or foothill communities,” he said.
The Santa Ana winds are particularly cold this time around. The Los Angeles County Health Officer extended a cold weather alert for some places in L.A. County including Lancaster and in the mountains, where temperatures are expected to drop below 32 degrees.The National Weather Service is also urging boaters to be cautious as well, particularly around Catalina Island, where winds are contributing to large swells.
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