Warning Issued as Millions Told to Stay Away From Windows
Summary
Meteorologists from the National Weather Service issued a high wind warning for over 3 million people in the San Francisco Bay Area due to strong winds from an atmospheric river. The warning advised residents to stay away from windows, as winds could cause damage and power outages. Wind speeds could reach up to 65 mph, and the warning remains in effect through Wednesday.Key Facts
- The high wind warning affects over 3 million people in the San Francisco Bay Area.
- An atmospheric river is causing strong winds and possible hazards like fallen trees and power lines.
- Winds in the area could reach 25 to 35 mph, with gusts up to 60 mph or more.
- The warning advises staying away from windows and remaining on lower home levels.
- Over 12,000 people in California were without power by Tuesday afternoon.
- The wind warning is in effect from Tuesday night until Wednesday afternoon.
- Travel in the area could be difficult, especially for large vehicles like trucks.
- The National Weather Service also issued a wind advisory for most of the Bay Area.
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