Warning Issued as 400,000 People Told to Stay Indoors
Summary
More than 400,000 people in Southern California were advised to stay indoors due to strong winds reaching up to 70 mph. The high winds prompted safety warnings due to the risk of wildfires, power outages, and damage from falling debris.Key Facts
- Over 400,000 people in Southern California were told to stay indoors because of strong winds.
- The winds were between 20 and 30 mph, with gusts up to 55 mph, and isolated gusts reached 70 mph.
- These strong winds could cause trees and power lines to fall, leading to potential power outages and travel difficulties.
- Affected areas include Wrightwood, Victorville, and Apple Valley, among others.
- As of the morning update, more than 13,500 people in California had lost power.
- Meteorologists issued additional weather warnings for snow in the Sierra Nevada and rain in coastal and valley areas.
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