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LA Times: Tesla rollover crash sparked Chino Hills fire that forced people from their homes, officials say

"...A fire that ignited Wednesday evening in Chino Hills was caused by a Tesla that crashed and rolled over, sparking nearby dry brush, authorities reported Thursday.

The Grand fire in western San Bernardino County grew to 30 acres and spurred evacuations but was 50% contained as of Thursday afternoon, according to Cal Fire...."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/tesla-rollover-crash-sparked-chino-hills-fire-that-forced-people-from-their-homes-officials-say/ar-AA239otN

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Temperatures Friday remain similar to Thursday temperatures with temperatures remaining elevated in the desert areas through Saturday.

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A Fire Weather Watch has been issued for the Valley & Delta Saturday through Monday for gusty north winds and low humidity bringing critical fire weather conditions to the area. Please review the graphic and stay tuned for updates to the forecast at weather.gov/sto #CAwx

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Above normal temperatures are expected through Friday, cooling to near normal over the weekend. Above normal temperatures return early next week.

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A strong coastal jet brings widespread gale force winds with periodic storm force gusts across the marine environment beginning Thursday and persisting through the weekend. Wind driven waves may reach up to 19 feet across the coastal waters creating hazardous conditions for mariners and small crafts.

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LEVEL Evacuation Warning EVACUATION
County: Kern
Zone ID:KRN-155
Advice: Evacuation Warning
Posted:2026-05-13 18:04 PDT
To check for an updated map: https://protect.genasys.com/zones/US-CA-XKE-KRN-155
***EXPERIMENTAL DO NOT RELY ON FOR LIFE SAFETY***

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LEVEL Evacuation Order EVACUATION
County: Kern
Zone ID:KRN-153-B
Advice: Evacuation Order
Posted:2026-05-13 17:40 PDT
To check for an updated map: https://protect.genasys.com/zones/US-CA-XKE-KRN-153-B
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Winds will increase Thursday and strengthen through the weekend across NW California, peaking Saturday. Peak gusts of 30 to 40 mph are forecast, especially over coastal headlands and exposed ridges. For details on your location, visit http://weather.gov/eka and search for your city.

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Potential Impacts:
High risk of fast moving fast moving grass/shrub fires
Focused across the interior mountains & valleys, especially I-5 Corridor & Antelope Valley.

Actions:
Use extreme caution with anything that can spark a fire.

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Impacts and Actions
Strong winds will generate large and dangerously steep seas over much of the area.
Adjust plans NOW to remain in safe harbor over the weekend.

Okay, will be interesting to see how warm it does or does not get on my Saturday excursion. Not too bad, so likelihood of anyone running into dehydration/heat stroke looks probably minimal. #random #Cawx

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Gusty winds return this weekend in the deserts, desert mountain slopes, mountain passes and in the outer area waters.

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Temperatures Friday remain similar to Thursday Temperatures with temperatures remaining elevated in the desert areas through Saturday.

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Temperatures cool across the area Thursday but remain elevated in the San Diego deserts and Coachella Valley area through Saturday.

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A strong coastal jet will bring widespread gale force winds and severe gale to occasional storm force gusts across the coastal waters late week through early Monday. Conditions will be very dangerous for small crafts and hazardous for mariners. #CAwx

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Gusty westerly winds today with gusts of 25-35 mph possible in the deserts and desert slopes of the mountains. Gusts up to 45-50 mph expected in mountain passes, especially in the Banning Pass. Winds will increase again this weekend.

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Gusty north to east winds are expected Saturday, with gusts 30 to 40 mph for the Sacramento Valley and in the mountains. Gusty winds may cause impacts to unsecured items and make driving difficult for high profile vehicles.

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Temperatures warm slightly over the area Thursday and Friday as high pressure moves in over the area temporarily, with temperatures cooling over the weekend as low pressure is expected to move in again.

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Breezy westerly winds Wednesday in the deserts, desert mountain slopes, and in mountain passes, especially in the Banning Pass. Gusts of 25-35 mph are possible in the deserts and desert slopes of the mountains. Gusts up to 45-50 mph expected in mountain passes. Winds will increase again this weekend.

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Temperatures cool across the area Wednesday but remain elevated in the San Diego deserts and Coachella Valley area through Saturday.

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Southeasterly winds today will shift to westerly this evening through early next week. Gusts of 25-35 mph are possible in the deserts and desert slopes of the mountains. Gusts up to 45-50 mph expected in mountain passes, especially in the Banning Pass. Winds will increase again this weekend.

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Risks for active grass and shrub fires, hazardous seas, and power outages.

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Gusty winds and low relative humidities will lead to localized elevated fire weather threats this afternoon and evening across portions of interior San Benito and Monterey Counties adjacent to the Central Valley. To prevent fires: Properly dispose of cigarettes and matches. Do not use a lawn mower on weeds or dry grass. Avoid using equipment that creates sparks. Obey local burn bans. Make sure campfires are complet

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LEVEL Evacuation Order EVACUATION
County: Alameda
Zone ID:UNU-022
Advice: Evacuation Order
Posted:2026-05-12 11:08 PDT
To check for an updated map: https://protect.genasys.com/zones/US-CA-XAL-UNU-022
***EXPERIMENTAL DO NOT RELY ON FOR LIFE SAFETY***

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LEVEL Evacuation Order EVACUATION
County: Alameda
Zone ID:UNU-019
Advice: Evacuation Order
Posted:2026-05-12 10:52 PDT
To check for an updated map: https://protect.genasys.com/zones/US-CA-XAL-UNU-019
***EXPERIMENTAL DO NOT RELY ON FOR LIFE SAFETY***

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LEVEL Evacuation Warning EVACUATION
County: Alameda
Zone ID:UNU-017
Advice: Evacuation Warning
Posted:2026-05-12 10:52 PDT
To check for an updated map: https://protect.genasys.com/zones/US-CA-XAL-UNU-017
***EXPERIMENTAL DO NOT RELY ON FOR LIFE SAFETY***

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LEVEL Evacuation Order EVACUATION
County: Alameda
Zone ID:UNU-002
Advice: Evacuation Order
Posted:2026-05-12 10:52 PDT
To check for an updated map: https://protect.genasys.com/zones/US-CA-XAL-UNU-002
***EXPERIMENTAL DO NOT RELY ON FOR LIFE SAFETY***

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LEVEL Evacuation Warning EVACUATION
County: Alameda
Zone ID:UNU-018
Advice: Evacuation Warning
Posted:2026-05-12 10:52 PDT
To check for an updated map: https://protect.genasys.com/zones/US-CA-XAL-UNU-018
***EXPERIMENTAL DO NOT RELY ON FOR LIFE SAFETY***

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LEVEL Evacuation Order EVACUATION
County: Alameda
Zone ID:UNU-001
Advice: Evacuation Order
Posted:2026-05-12 10:52 PDT
To check for an updated map: https://protect.genasys.com/zones/US-CA-XAL-UNU-001
***EXPERIMENTAL DO NOT RELY ON FOR LIFE SAFETY***

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LEVEL Evacuation Order EVACUATION
County: Alameda
Zone ID:UNU-003
Advice: Evacuation Order
Posted:2026-05-12 10:52 PDT
To check for an updated map: https://protect.genasys.com/zones/US-CA-XAL-UNU-003
***EXPERIMENTAL DO NOT RELY ON FOR LIFE SAFETY***

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Well above normal temperatures are expected across interior NorCal over the next several days. Hottest temperatures are anticipated late this week and again early next week

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Cooler in all areas by Wednesday.

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Breezy west winds in the Inland Empire, mountains, and deserts. Highest across desert passes.

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A bit cooler from the mountains to the coast.

Extreme Heat in some parts of desert SoCal, plus Arizona. (early season heatwave, the first). #heatwave #CAwx #AZwx

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Rain is expected Tuesday night and Wednesday. There still a lot of uncertainty on much rain is expected to fall. This graphic highlights the spread in the possible rainfall amounts. 80 percent of the time the rainfall amount will be between these two amounts. For the current forecast visit weather.gov and search for your location.

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This week opens with warm conditions, especially for the hottest interior areas. A weaker cold front is forecasted to pass overhead Wednesday. More detail on the chances of rain will be available tomorrow and Tuesday. This Wednesday cold front will also bring cooler temperatures and gusty afternoon winds for each day to close off the week!

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Temperatures increase another 3 to 5 degrees inland. Areas of high HeatRisk in the Coachella Valley. When outdoors, make sure to bring sunscreen, extra water, and seek out shade as often as possible.

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High temperatures will be 10-20 degrees above normal with lows around 25 degrees above normal. Moderate HeatRisk on Monday in the Inland Empire and High HeatRisk today through Monday in the Coachella Valley and San Diego Deserts.

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Temperatures finally begin to lower on Tuesday, but will remain above normal. Still warm in the deserts.

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Temperatures peak on Monday with moderate to high heat risk across the deserts and Inland Empire.

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Warmer temperatures are set to arrive just in time for the upcoming work week. Moderate HeatRisk, especially for interior locations, is expected to develop Monday. Areas closer to the coast are expected to be in Minor HeatRisk through the weekend and into early next week. No heat products have been issued at this time, however stay updated on the forecast for vulnerable populations, if you have outdoor plans or wil

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Temperatures finally begin to lower on Tuesday, but will remain above normal.

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Temperatures peak on Monday.

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Temperatures increase another 3 to 5 degrees inland. Areas of moderate HeatRisk in parts of the Inland Empire (Riverside, San Bernardino) and areas of high HeatRisk in the Coachella Valley. When outdoors, make sure to bring sunscreen, extra water, and seek out shade as often as possible.

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Warmer temperatures are likely this weekend into early next week. The warmest day will likely be Monday. Many interior areas could see highs in the high 80s to low 90s. For the forecast at your location search for it at weather.gov. To see the heat risk and get more information visit https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/heatrisk/

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Temperatures finally begin to cool down on Tuesday, but will remain above normal.

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Heat peaks on Monday.

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Above normal temperatures for Southern California.

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High temperatures will be 10-20 degrees above normal with lows around 25 degrees above normal.