Long Range Weather Advisory Issued: Strong Santa Ana Wind Event January 21st; Power Disruption Expected

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A storm system dropping into the Intermountain-West will bring thermal support, with extremely cold temperatures in the Great Basin. This will work with upper support to bring a Santa Ana Wind Pattern into the area. As stated earlier, this update is the official Long Range Weather Advisory.

There is a 100% chance that the electric companies will shut your power off for this event if you are in a zone that does so.  So, after Wednesday’s event, we will go into a lull from the winds, then they will be back.

Wednesday (January 15th) Article if you didn’t see it – https://www.southerncaliforniaweatherforce.com/2025/01/13/enhanced-santa-ana-wind-update-issued-for-southern-california-maps-of-wind-and-fire-zones-issued/

Expect the event next week for this forecast to be nearly the same as the one that started the fires, including the Palisades Fire.

Raiden Storm
Master General Meteorologist

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