Extreme winds that fueled deadly SoCal fires can and have happened in Bay Area

ABC 7 News

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Every year between fall and spring, Southern Californians experience gusts of dry wind that can cause runny noses or watery eyes — and sometimes powerful enough to halt traffic or topple trees.
NBC News
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A TERRIFYING 80mph "Devil's wind" is set to fuel the Los Angeles wildfires this weekend as "biblical" gales will bring more devastation.
The Sun
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The rapid spread of one of the most destructive wildfires in the history of Los Angeles is believed to have been fuelled by strong Santa Ana winds and months of drought.
Guardian
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While California in Western US fights unprecedented wildfires, southern parts of the country woke up to rare snow storm in a stark contrast of weather across the country.
Hindustan Times

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