Summary
A strong windstorm in California has caused officials to tell around 42,000 people to stay indoors until Saturday afternoon. The National Weather Service warns that high winds could damage property, cause power outages, and make travel dangerous in specific mountain areas and corridors.
Key Facts
- A windstorm is expected to have strong effects through Saturday afternoon in parts of California.
- The National Weather Service issued a specific warning for areas like the Santa Susana Mountains and the San Gabriel Mountains.
- People are advised to stay indoors and avoid travel due to possible hazards like falling trees and power lines.
- Winds are expected to reach speeds of 25 to 35 miles per hour, with gusts up to 55 mph.
- Residents should stay in lower levels of their homes to avoid injury from flying objects and broken glass.
- A broader wind advisory covers a larger area of California, with less severe but still gusty winds.
- As of Friday morning, about 3,300 people in California were without power due to the storm's impact.
