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AI6YR Ben

Youth bicycle vs. vehicle accident in El Rio (Ventura County, California), in what might be the worst possible sidewalk/road infrastructure in the county. They don't even have sidewalks in this part of our county (traditionally, poor, Latino). These are the places where sidewalks + bicycle lanes + crosswalks would have the biggest impact on safety.

vcstar.com/story/news/local/20

Ventura County Star · Young cyclist suffers major injuries in El Rio collision involving vehicleBy , Ventura County Star
#infrastructure#pedestrians#planning
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AI6YR Ben

ER's still backed up badly here in Ventura County (based entirely on how long my son, a paramedic, is spending waiting at the ER entrance with patients). Worth avoiding catching anything if you can. (too late for me, fighting off a respiratory ailment here, almost better though...sniffle sniffle). Still near zero masking locally. #health #VenturaCounty

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AI6YR Ben

Potential Critical Fire Weather Conditions in Southern California

"Critical fire weather conditions are possible January 23-25, as another round of Santa Ana Winds may emerge, coupled with anomalously dry weather conditions. Strengthening surface high pressure in the Intermountain West will likely favor an increase in Santa Ana winds over Southern California during this period.

a) There is a 40 to 50% chance of below normal precipitation in Southern California next week. Below normal is defined as the driest third of climatologically observed precipitation for mid to late January...."

Potential Critical Fire Weather Conditions in Southern California Critical fire weather conditions are possible January 23-25, as another round of Santa Ana Winds may emerge, coupled with anomalously dry weather conditions. Strengthening surface high pressure in the Intermountain West will likely favor an increase in Santa Ana winds over Southern California during this period. a) There is a 40 to 50% chance of below normal precipitation in Southern California next week. Below normal is defined as the driest third of climatologically observed precipitation for mid to late January. b) Santa Ana winds have the potential to re-emerge, although the exact timing and magnitude remain uncertain. There is a 40-60% chance of hazardous high winds January 23-25. High winds are defined as winds that exceed the 85th percentile for mid to late January. Widespread critical fire weather conditions, downed trees/power lines, continued smoke and poor air quality, and power outages are possible if the dry and windy conditions are realized. Please review the Wildfires Preparedness Checklist at: www.ready.gov/wildfires For short-term forecasts, visit www.spc.noaa.gov and weather.gov
#SantaAnaWind#FireWx#CAwx
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AI6YR Ben

From VC OES (via our ham radio emergency group)

The current wind event is winding down. The Red Flag Warning is set to expire at 6pm tonight. Colder weather and increased humidities are expected through Saturday and there is a chance of another Red Flag event next week. Please see the attached weather briefing. This will be the last update for this wind event.

VC Situation Update. The current wind event is winding down. The Red Flag Warning is set to expire at 6pm tonight. Colder weather and increased humidities are expected through Saturday and there is a chance of another Red Flag event next week. Please see the attached weather briefing. This will be the last update for this wind event. Southern California Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) As of 1/15 at 5PM, Southern California Edison has de-energized 22 circuits, 11 circuits are currently being inspected for reenergization, and SCE is still monitoring 29 circuits for potential PSPS. Additional real-time information on the circuits being monitored can be found by visiting the Ventura County Sheriff’s Emergency Services Dashboard. Ventura County Fire Department Upstaffing The Ventura County Fire Department will be in a PLAN 1 BRUSH from 1800 today until Thursday 1/16, at 1800 hours. Ventura County Sheriff’s Office The Ventura County Operational Area EOC is back at duty officer status. Two Sheriff’s Emergency Services personnel will be responding immediately to any new incidents to assist with evacuation and shelter coordination. Updates for the public will continue to be posted to VCEmergency.com. Mass Care & Shelter The Ventura County Human Services Agency has pre-deployed mass care and shelter equipment to numerous pre-designated shelter locations across Ventura County.
#CAwx#VenturaCounty#wildfires
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