It's hot, dry & windy. And that means fire risk is elevated. The NWSLosAngeles tells us winds will die down a bit Sunday, but concern about elevated fire risk will continue through Wednesday. We have tips on staying safe in the heat.
Adams noted that when it comes to humidity levels"generally anything below 20% is where we started getting really, really concerned."
He said the current warning, for example, came as meteorologists looked"at relative humidity of around 6 to 12%." For anyone living in areas at risk for fire, Adams suggests packing a “go bag” with batteries, charging devices, electronics, and non-perishable food, in case an evacuation is ordered. The NWS says the gusty winds will die down a bit Sunday, but the weather will remain warm and dry, and fire conditions will continue through Wednesday.That high heat making fires more likely also brings with it other risks. We have some tips and advice for how to stay safe when the thermometer hits the 90s and triple digits.Drink cool water, not extremely cold water Never leave a pet or animal in a garageProvide clean drinking waterCheck in frequently with family, friends, and neighbors.
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