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[Bubblesitter]

Good to hear that 4S survived, I know a couple folks that live out there. Have authorities allowed folks to go back to their homes?

For the newcomers to San Diego, this whole experience of SoCal fires has been traumatic. I guess the folks who grew up in this area, wildfires are par for the course.

You must have a background in fire science and meteorology given the certainty you stated that “4S will not be burned by Santa And driven fires”. After the events of these past few days, I tend to think that no place in San Diego North, East, South county is truly safe. The magnitude of this wildfire caught alot of folks off-guard.

Bubblesitter

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

“Serious fires are caused by Fire + Santa Ana winds. Santa Ana winds ALWAYS blow in a westerly direction. Maybe west by northwest or west by southwest or directly west but NEVER north, south, or east. This is a simple fact of the phenomena that creates the Santa Anas a high pressure zone over Las Vegas or Utah to the east.”

You may be correct that 4S is somewhat protected.

However, fires move out in a cone,primarily to the west, but this cone can approach as much as 180 degrees. An example is the witch fire. (see diagram below).

Also, Santa Ana winds always end with a reversal to the normal on-shore flow. Although this cooler and less velocity wind reduces the threat of fires, the change-over period can cause erratic movement of fires in various directions. AT that point the direction of the fire is influenced by the availability of fuel as much as the wind.

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[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

“Serious fires are caused by Fire + Santa Ana winds. Santa Ana winds ALWAYS blow in a westerly direction. Maybe west by northwest or west by southwest or directly west but NEVER north, south, or east. This is a simple fact of the phenomena that creates the Santa Anas a high pressure zone over Las Vegas or Utah to the east.”

You may be correct that 4S is somewhat protected.

However, fires move out in a cone,primarily to the west, but this cone can approach as much as 180 degrees. An example is the witch fire. (see diagram below).

Also, Santa Ana winds always end with a reversal to the normal on-shore flow. Although this cooler and less velocity wind reduces the threat of fires, the change-over period can cause erratic movement of fires in various directions. AT that point the direction of the fire is influenced by the availability of fuel as much as the wind.

[img_assist|nid=5264|title=fire directions|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=349]

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

“Serious fires are caused by Fire + Santa Ana winds. Santa Ana winds ALWAYS blow in a westerly direction. Maybe west by northwest or west by southwest or directly west but NEVER north, south, or east. This is a simple fact of the phenomena that creates the Santa Anas a high pressure zone over Las Vegas or Utah to the east.”

You may be correct that 4S is somewhat protected.

However, fires move out in a cone,primarily to the west, but this cone can approach as much as 180 degrees. An example is the witch fire. (see diagram below).

Also, Santa Ana winds always end with a reversal to the normal on-shore flow. Although this cooler and less velocity wind reduces the threat of fires, the change-over period can cause erratic movement of fires in various directions. AT that point the direction of the fire is influenced by the availability of fuel as much as the wind.

[img_assist|nid=5264|title=fire directions|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=349]

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

… the current frontier of the Harris and Poomacha/Witch fires are on the eastern edge of their respective burn areas.

Yeah, fires always burn to the west, you can’t get pregnant the first time, and real estate always goes up.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

… the current frontier of the Harris and Poomacha/Witch fires are on the eastern edge of their respective burn areas.

Yeah, fires always burn to the west, you can’t get pregnant the first time, and real estate always goes up.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

… the current frontier of the Harris and Poomacha/Witch fires are on the eastern edge of their respective burn areas.

Yeah, fires always burn to the west, you can’t get pregnant the first time, and real estate always goes up.

[cr]

The housing “experts” will use the fire as an excuse as to why housing continues to plummet in the forth-coming months.

Here in LA people blamed the Northridge quake in 1994 (near the middle of the last downturn) for continued price decreases even though that had been falling for 5 years.

I don’t see why this will be any different.

[cr]

The housing “experts” will use the fire as an excuse as to why housing continues to plummet in the forth-coming months.

Here in LA people blamed the Northridge quake in 1994 (near the middle of the last downturn) for continued price decreases even though that had been falling for 5 years.

I don’t see why this will be any different.

[cr]

The housing “experts” will use the fire as an excuse as to why housing continues to plummet in the forth-coming months.

Here in LA people blamed the Northridge quake in 1994 (near the middle of the last downturn) for continued price decreases even though that had been falling for 5 years.

I don’t see why this will be any different.

[cashcow]

I AM GONNA BUY WHEN I AM READY. WHEN HOUSE PRICES REFLECT WHAT THEY’RE REALLY WORTH.

[cashcow]

I AM GONNA BUY WHEN I AM READY. WHEN HOUSE PRICES REFLECT WHAT THEY’RE REALLY WORTH.

[cashcow]

I AM GONNA BUY WHEN I AM READY. WHEN HOUSE PRICES REFLECT WHAT THEY’RE REALLY WORTH.

[donaldduckmoore]

less likely to buy.

[donaldduckmoore]

less likely to buy.

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