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Monday, October 22, 2007

Southern California Fires - Red Flags

Updated: 10:12 PDT on 2007-10-22

EDIS DAILY SYSTEM TEST	Test/Expected/Minor/Observed
Statewide
Test Alert sent at 10:00 PDT on 2007-10-22

RED FLAG WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 PM PDT TUESDAY FOR STRONG NORTHEAST WINDS AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY	Actual/Immediate/Severe/Observed
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY INTERIOR VALLEYS-CUYAMA VALLEY-SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY MOUNTAINS / LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST-SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MOUNTAINS / LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST-
Update sent at 09:57 PDT on 2007-10-22

RED FLAG WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 PM PDT TUESDAY FOR STRONG NORTHEAST WINDS AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY	Actual/Immediate/Severe/Observed
VENTURA COUNTY MOUNTAINS / LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST-LOS ANGELES COUNTY MOUNTAINS / ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST-
Update sent at 09:57 PDT on 2007-10-22

RED FLAG WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 PM PDT TUESDAY FOR STRONG NORTHEAST WINDS AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY	Actual/Immediate/Severe/Observed
SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS RECREATIONAL AREA-
Update sent at 09:57 PDT on 2007-10-22

RED FLAG WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 PM PDT TUESDAY FOR STRONG NORTHEAST WINDS AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY	Actual/Immediate/Severe/Observed
VENTURA COUNTY INTERIOR VALLEYS-VENTURA COUNTY COASTAL VALLEYS-LOS ANGELES COUNTY VALLEYS-SANTA CLARITA VALLEY-
Update sent at 09:57 PDT on 2007-10-22

RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT THROUGH TUESDAY AFTERNOON FOR STRONG NORTHEAST WINDS AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY FOR ALL OF VENTURA COUNTY AND LOS ANGELES COUNTY EXCEPT THE ANTELOPE VALLEY	Actual/Immediate/Severe/Observed
VENTURA COUNTY COAST-LOS ANGELES COUNTY COAST-
Update sent at 09:57 PDT on 2007-10-22

National weather service for Los Angeles:
East Los Angeles, (Los Angeles County), CA
Lake Los Angeles, (Los Angeles County), CA
Los Angeles, (Los Angeles County), CA
South Los Angeles, (Los Angeles County), CA
West Los Angeles, (Los Angeles County), CA

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Southern California Fires - Red Flags

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