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the Santa Ana winds that normally blow across Los Angeles are gusting at an unheard-of 98 miles per hour. at the same time, Southern California has been experiencing a protracted dry spell. the rainy season, which generally starts in November, has yet to arrive — since May, just 0.16 inches of rain has fallen in Downtown Los Angeles. additionally, LA experienced an unusually hot summer.
put this all together, and you get a situation where the smallest spark can ignite huge, fast-moving firestorms — and that’s exactly what’s happening in the Greater Los Angeles area.
but the dumbest fucking imbeciles on the planet don’t want to hear about any of that. they have their own special reason why Los Angeles is burning to the ground: diversity.
Jeff Tiedrich
And certain people on this board have repeated that stupid explanation.
