weather
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Record Breaking Heatwave and dry conditions add fuel to the fires in SOCAL and cause rolling blackouts
121 degrees was the recorded temperature in a suburb just north of Los Angeles, CA on Sunday setting the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in Los Angeles, County. Temperatures high enough to cause the California power grid system to be overwhelmed with demand. The ISO hit level 2 yesterday which meant rolling blackouts… Read more
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Laura becomes a Hurricane in the Gulf
Laura is barreling quickly towards the Gulf Coast with expected impacts starting late Wednesday night into Thursday morning.. Hurricane Laura is a Category 1 Hurricane with max sustained wins of 75mph. Weather models call for rapid intensification. Hurricane Expert and Frudy Tonight Anchor Matt Dugan has this to say on Laura this morning: “Laura is… Read more
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“Take Seriously”, Hurricane Laura could become a major hurricane
Hurricane Laura will be one of those hurricanes that be an ever changing an event. Hurricane Expert and Frudy Tonight Anchor Matt Dugan had this to say this morning about Hurricane Laura: “Hurricane Laura will gain rapid strength as it heads toward the gulf coast mid-week. There are as always several models out there but… Read more
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Record breaking temperatures in California
A major record breaking heatwave has been underway in California since late last week. The NWS reported a record high in Death Valley, CA of 130 degrees Fahrenheit yesterday afternoon. Temperatures are forecasted to continue to soar into the high 90s and early 100’s for nearly the entire state of California prompting an Excessive Heat… Read more
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Dangerous wildfire burns out of control north of Los Angeles
Officially deemed the #LakeFire is burning out of control north of Los Angeles near the Palmdale/Lancaster, CA areas. The fire is at 0% containment as of this morning has burned 10,500 acres. LAFD said in a morning statement this morning, that over 5,000 structures are threatened by the fire and only predict for the fire… Read more