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In reply to the discussion: FEMA administrator says L.A. officials were very prepared for wildfires, but they have never seen 100-mile-an-hour winds [View all]

travelingthrulife

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11. Most of that forest land is federal. Do you mean that the US should prepare for this
Reply to The Mouth (Reply #3)
Mon Jan 13, 2025, 09:19 AM
19 hrs ago

and THEN spend money on other things?

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FEMA administrator says L.A. officials were very prepared for wildfires, but they have never seen 100-mile-an-hour winds [View all] BumRushDaShow Sunday OP
Fire ecologist with US Geological Survey: the winds far outweigh the fuel in fire's spread blm Sunday #1
I've been in front of a wildfire with 100 mph winds--2007 Harris Fire in San Diego's east county. Liberty Belle Sunday #2
Sounds like the FEMA guy is mistaken, then. The Mouth Sunday #3
She... littlemissmartypants Sunday #5
Thanks for the correction. The Mouth Yesterday #10
We've never seen 100 mph winds in our beach towns. Inland desert foothills, yes. This is new. SunSeeker Sunday #6
Most of that forest land is federal. Do you mean that the US should prepare for this travelingthrulife 19 hrs ago #11
About natural disasters TexasBushwhacker Sunday #4
Fires can generate their own high velocity winds Deminpenn Sunday #7
Yes, that happened in the 2007 firestorms, where a tornado of fire was recorded in Potrero. Liberty Belle 6 hrs ago #12
A firefighters' nightmare, they can't even drown it. A fiery whirlwind Historic NY Yesterday #8
LA County has more experience with wildfires pfitz59 Yesterday #9
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