Potential return of Santa Ana
Below that, the easterly flow will resume tomorrow [Saturday] night. Winds won’t be anything like early this week, but it will knock humidity levels back below 10 percent in the mountains. Wind gusts shouldn’t top 30 mph.
The low wind speeds should help minimize things, but anyone living in or around any of the major fire perimeters — particularly where there is still active burning — should be aware that flames could start heading west again. ..bruce w..
Category: Main, SAN DIEGO EMERGENCIES, San Diego Fires
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Dang!
In actuality, it rained very gently for a short while in San Diego county today. It was a blessing as it took a lot of the smoke and ash out of the air (or so it seems). Hopefully it also provides a damper to the fires that are still burning.