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Monday, December 5, 2011

This Wind Has No Name

Posted on 5:53 AM by Unknown
It wasn't the Santa Ana Wind. It has been accused of downing multiple trees in the area. It  is innocent. The hit job blast came from Canada and the other wind pattern location hasn't been identified as yet.

It is still blowing outside but not at the intensity of last week. There are fire warnings being issued by NOAA and other weather services. Things are looking kinda normal for now.



Pasadena is still cleaning up. There are trees down on a lot of streets. If you need cheap firewood you are in luck.

Bring your own saw.
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