They were also urged to monitor local media and have a battery-operated radio handy to access news if the power goes out. Residents were urged to identify which communication system is used by their local law enforcement agency for their neighborhood, at their workplace and other places that family members frequent. Updates for Inland highways are available on Twitter at and the Caltrans Quickmap. And up to a half-inch of rain was expected Wednesday in the Coachella Valley. Sprinkles activated windshield wipers in Corona. Heavy snow fell at 4,000 feet in the Big Bear area south of Lucerne Valley, prompting Caltrans to required chains on car tires and urge motorists to avoid traveling there. The wind also blew a storm into the Inland Empire. There are also additional precipitation chances next week.” Although exact timing is not possible at the moment, rain is likely at times Friday and Saturday. “Winds are then expected to diminish Thursday through next weekend. “Significant wind impacts will be likely with this event, including the threat of widespread downed trees and power lines, as well as power outages,” according to the weather service.
Forecasters said foothill areas of the Santa Ana Mountains could see isolated wind gusts of 70 mph.įorecasters noted that humidity levels are expected to be higher than usually seen during red flag conditions, but the ferocity of the winds and dry brush still warranted the red flag warning. If you've seen any wind damage, please let us know below along with a nearby intersection and approximate time! /w3o0Peo0hNĪ red flag warning will also be in effect during the same hours in inland Orange County, the Santa Ana Mountains and the Cleveland National Forest. Tuesday.Īaand from snow back to wind – here's the latest top wind gusts as of 4 PM, with a couple of San Diego County sites now reaching 80 mph! Tuesday for the Inland Empire.Ī high-surf advisory was in effect at Los Angeles County beaches through 10 p.m. CHP – San Gorgonio Pass January 19, 2021Ī red flag warning was in effect through 10 p.m. High profile vehs not recommended on SR-79 /A2e9DmalMZ SR-79 CLOSED AT GILMAN SPRINGS due to 2 separate rollovers from high winds.
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North of San Jacinto, in the area of Sanderson Avenue and Highway 79, winds blew a big rig over on top of an SUV, whose driver was injured but was able to crawl out, according to Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department.Īnd nearby, Highway 79 was closed for a time at Gilman Springs Road after winds pushed over two big rigs, the CHP said. Wednesday for Orange County coastal areas. Wednesday for the Inland Empire and inland Orange County.Ī high wind warning was also in effect until 6 p.m. The weather service issued a high wind warning through 10 p.m. Others noted were 86 mph at Magic Mountain, 77 mph at Marshall Peak in San Bernardino, 65 mph at Cal State San Bernardino, 60 mph in Jurupa Valley and 58 mph in Fontana. These conditions are expected to continue through 4AM Wed.Ī wind gust was measured at 95 mph north of Ventura, the National Weather Service said. The Warm Springs RAWS (Remote Automatic Weather Station) located in the LA Mountains has been gusting to 93 mph. 19 in the Santa Clarita area, quickly blackening dozens of acres of brush amid gusty Santa Ana winds. 19 quickly reached 40 acres as powerful Santa Ana winds moved through the region, authorities said.Īnd two fires broke out Tuesday Jan.
A brush fire in San Dimas Tuesday afternoon, Jan.
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