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Hmm, who is hiking in this weather?!?!
(remote rescue in our local wilderness park, Wildwood Park)
(Update: patient found safe after fairly extensive copter search, found by Sheriff's deputies walking the trails)
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Three calls at once for people with various medical maladies (illness, illness, difficulty breathing). Another snake call! The snakes calls are hopping tonight. #VenturaCounty #scanner
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Another snake call! Interesting to have them out this late. (usually not near houses/people at night, unless it's REALLY hot... they like making their way to cool toilet bowls, lol... really. Have heard about MANY of those, though usually at parks... though also a church, too.) #scanner #VenturaCounty
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"Wall time" in Ventura County is now over 1 hour. That's the amount of time ambulances are having to wait at the emergency room because beds are not open. #heatwave #CAwx #VenturaCounty
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LOL two snake calls at the same time at a condo complex... apparently they're tired of the heat, too, probably looking for the pool. #scanner #VenturaCounty #heatwave #CAwx
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Whew, outside temperatures back down to 75F, able to vent the CO2 to the outdoors before we have to close up again later. #heatwave #VenturaCounty #CAwx
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Whew, outside temperatures back down to 75F, able to vent the CO2 to the outdoors before we have to close up again later. #heatwave #VenturaCounty #CAwx
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Whew, outside temperatures back down to 75F, able to vent the CO2 to the outdoors before we have to close up again later. #heatwave #VenturaCounty #CAwx
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Whew, outside temperatures back down to 75F, able to vent the CO2 to the outdoors before we have to close up again later. #heatwave #VenturaCounty #CAwx
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Whew, outside temperatures back down to 75F, able to vent the CO2 to the outdoors before we have to close up again later. #heatwave #VenturaCounty #CAwx
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(Regulars, go back to sleep and Ignore me, up early playing airport shuttle driver)
Was still 82F at 1am, now down to 79.2F (but 55% humidity) at almost 3am. Air conditioning has been running constantly. Not sure how the folks without A/C are handling this heatwave, aside from self basting in their homes.
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(Regulars, go back to sleep and Ignore me, up early playing airport shuttle driver)
Was still 82F at 1am, now down to 79.2F (but 55% humidity) at almost 3am. Air conditioning has been running constantly. Not sure how the folks without A/C are handling this heatwave, aside from self basting in their homes.
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(Regulars, go back to sleep and Ignore me, up early playing airport shuttle driver)
Was still 82F at 1am, now down to 79.2F (but 55% humidity) at almost 3am. Air conditioning has been running constantly. Not sure how the folks without A/C are handling this heatwave, aside from self basting in their homes.
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(Regulars, go back to sleep and Ignore me, up early playing airport shuttle driver)
Was still 82F at 1am, now down to 79.2F (but 55% humidity) at almost 3am. Air conditioning has been running constantly. Not sure how the folks without A/C are handling this heatwave, aside from self basting in their homes.
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(Regulars, go back to sleep and Ignore me, up early playing airport shuttle driver)
Was still 82F at 1am, now down to 79.2F (but 55% humidity) at almost 3am. Air conditioning has been running constantly. Not sure how the folks without A/C are handling this heatwave, aside from self basting in their homes.
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Vandenberg SFB Launch Alert
"The U.S. Space Force has approved the launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying the USSF-153 mission, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, between 8:37 a.m. – 11:37 a.m. PT from Space Launch Complex 4 East (SLC-4).
A minimal possibility exists that residents of Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Ventura counties may hear a sonic boom during the launch. Depending on weather and location, this event may sound like an abrupt crack of thunder according to prediction models."
#launch #vandenberg #sonicboom #SantaBarbara #SLO #VenturaCounty
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Vandenberg SFB Launch Alert
"The U.S. Space Force has approved the launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying the USSF-153 mission, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, between 8:37 a.m. – 11:37 a.m. PT from Space Launch Complex 4 East (SLC-4).
A minimal possibility exists that residents of Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Ventura counties may hear a sonic boom during the launch. Depending on weather and location, this event may sound like an abrupt crack of thunder according to prediction models."
#launch #vandenberg #sonicboom #SantaBarbara #SLO #VenturaCounty
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Vandenberg SFB Launch Alert
"The U.S. Space Force has approved the launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying the USSF-153 mission, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, between 8:37 a.m. – 11:37 a.m. PT from Space Launch Complex 4 East (SLC-4).
A minimal possibility exists that residents of Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Ventura counties may hear a sonic boom during the launch. Depending on weather and location, this event may sound like an abrupt crack of thunder according to prediction models."
#launch #vandenberg #sonicboom #SantaBarbara #SLO #VenturaCounty
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Vandenberg SFB Launch Alert
"The U.S. Space Force has approved the launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying the USSF-153 mission, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, between 8:37 a.m. – 11:37 a.m. PT from Space Launch Complex 4 East (SLC-4).
A minimal possibility exists that residents of Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Ventura counties may hear a sonic boom during the launch. Depending on weather and location, this event may sound like an abrupt crack of thunder according to prediction models."
#launch #vandenberg #sonicboom #SantaBarbara #SLO #VenturaCounty
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Vandenberg SFB Launch Alert
"The U.S. Space Force has approved the launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying the USSF-153 mission, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, between 8:37 a.m. – 11:37 a.m. PT from Space Launch Complex 4 East (SLC-4).
A minimal possibility exists that residents of Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Ventura counties may hear a sonic boom during the launch. Depending on weather and location, this event may sound like an abrupt crack of thunder according to prediction models."
#launch #vandenberg #sonicboom #SantaBarbara #SLO #VenturaCounty
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🔥 Ventura 0 Sr118 Onr **Report of Fire** 3:19 PM #CHP #VenturaCounty #VC
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🔥 Ventura 0 Sr118 Onr **Report of Fire** 3:19 PM #CHP #VenturaCounty #VC
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🔥 Ventura 0 Sr118 Onr **Report of Fire** 3:19 PM #CHP #VenturaCounty #VC
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🔥 Ventura 0 Sr118 Onr **Report of Fire** 3:19 PM #CHP #VenturaCounty #VC
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NWS Los Angeles (9/9/26)
"The next two days (Today and Thu) will feature very dangerous and unusual heat. High pressure over AZ will bring 596 dam hgts to Srn CA today and 595 dam hgts Thu. SFC high pressure to the NE will bring 2-3 mb of offshore flow this morning both from the N and E. This one two punch will bring 3 to 6 locally 8 degrees of warming to areas south of Pt Conception and a whopping 10 to 15 degrees north. This will lead to max temps of mid to upper 80s at the beaches, 90s across the rest of the csts and 100 to 108 degree temps for the vlys. The big kicker for this two day event will be the humidity which will be much higher than normal due to the remnants of Hurricane Marine and the much warmer than normal sea sfc temps. This extra humidity will make the temps feel much worse and will lessen the bodies cooling abilities. This humidity as well as the strong inversion will also lead to much warmer than normal overnight lows which will make heat recovery difficult for people without Air Conditioning.
Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect today and Thursday. The added
humidity really make this heat event much more dangerous than previous ones. All residents should limit your outdoor activities during the afternoon, seek air conditioned spaces, and take lots of breaks."#heatwave #CAwx #LosAngeles #climateemergency #VenturaCounty #SantaBarbaraCounty
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NWS Los Angeles (9/9/26)
"The next two days (Today and Thu) will feature very dangerous and unusual heat. High pressure over AZ will bring 596 dam hgts to Srn CA today and 595 dam hgts Thu. SFC high pressure to the NE will bring 2-3 mb of offshore flow this morning both from the N and E. This one two punch will bring 3 to 6 locally 8 degrees of warming to areas south of Pt Conception and a whopping 10 to 15 degrees north. This will lead to max temps of mid to upper 80s at the beaches, 90s across the rest of the csts and 100 to 108 degree temps for the vlys. The big kicker for this two day event will be the humidity which will be much higher than normal due to the remnants of Hurricane Marine and the much warmer than normal sea sfc temps. This extra humidity will make the temps feel much worse and will lessen the bodies cooling abilities. This humidity as well as the strong inversion will also lead to much warmer than normal overnight lows which will make heat recovery difficult for people without Air Conditioning.
Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect today and Thursday. The added
humidity really make this heat event much more dangerous than previous ones. All residents should limit your outdoor activities during the afternoon, seek air conditioned spaces, and take lots of breaks."#heatwave #CAwx #LosAngeles #climateemergency #VenturaCounty #SantaBarbaraCounty
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NWS Los Angeles (9/9/26)
"The next two days (Today and Thu) will feature very dangerous and unusual heat. High pressure over AZ will bring 596 dam hgts to Srn CA today and 595 dam hgts Thu. SFC high pressure to the NE will bring 2-3 mb of offshore flow this morning both from the N and E. This one two punch will bring 3 to 6 locally 8 degrees of warming to areas south of Pt Conception and a whopping 10 to 15 degrees north. This will lead to max temps of mid to upper 80s at the beaches, 90s across the rest of the csts and 100 to 108 degree temps for the vlys. The big kicker for this two day event will be the humidity which will be much higher than normal due to the remnants of Hurricane Marine and the much warmer than normal sea sfc temps. This extra humidity will make the temps feel much worse and will lessen the bodies cooling abilities. This humidity as well as the strong inversion will also lead to much warmer than normal overnight lows which will make heat recovery difficult for people without Air Conditioning.
Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect today and Thursday. The added
humidity really make this heat event much more dangerous than previous ones. All residents should limit your outdoor activities during the afternoon, seek air conditioned spaces, and take lots of breaks."#heatwave #CAwx #LosAngeles #climateemergency #VenturaCounty #SantaBarbaraCounty
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NWS Los Angeles (9/9/26)
"The next two days (Today and Thu) will feature very dangerous and unusual heat. High pressure over AZ will bring 596 dam hgts to Srn CA today and 595 dam hgts Thu. SFC high pressure to the NE will bring 2-3 mb of offshore flow this morning both from the N and E. This one two punch will bring 3 to 6 locally 8 degrees of warming to areas south of Pt Conception and a whopping 10 to 15 degrees north. This will lead to max temps of mid to upper 80s at the beaches, 90s across the rest of the csts and 100 to 108 degree temps for the vlys. The big kicker for this two day event will be the humidity which will be much higher than normal due to the remnants of Hurricane Marine and the much warmer than normal sea sfc temps. This extra humidity will make the temps feel much worse and will lessen the bodies cooling abilities. This humidity as well as the strong inversion will also lead to much warmer than normal overnight lows which will make heat recovery difficult for people without Air Conditioning.
Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect today and Thursday. The added
humidity really make this heat event much more dangerous than previous ones. All residents should limit your outdoor activities during the afternoon, seek air conditioned spaces, and take lots of breaks."#heatwave #CAwx #LosAngeles #climateemergency #VenturaCounty #SantaBarbaraCounty
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NWS Los Angeles (9/9/26)
"The next two days (Today and Thu) will feature very dangerous and unusual heat. High pressure over AZ will bring 596 dam hgts to Srn CA today and 595 dam hgts Thu. SFC high pressure to the NE will bring 2-3 mb of offshore flow this morning both from the N and E. This one two punch will bring 3 to 6 locally 8 degrees of warming to areas south of Pt Conception and a whopping 10 to 15 degrees north. This will lead to max temps of mid to upper 80s at the beaches, 90s across the rest of the csts and 100 to 108 degree temps for the vlys. The big kicker for this two day event will be the humidity which will be much higher than normal due to the remnants of Hurricane Marine and the much warmer than normal sea sfc temps. This extra humidity will make the temps feel much worse and will lessen the bodies cooling abilities. This humidity as well as the strong inversion will also lead to much warmer than normal overnight lows which will make heat recovery difficult for people without Air Conditioning.
Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect today and Thursday. The added
humidity really make this heat event much more dangerous than previous ones. All residents should limit your outdoor activities during the afternoon, seek air conditioned spaces, and take lots of breaks."#heatwave #CAwx #LosAngeles #climateemergency #VenturaCounty #SantaBarbaraCounty
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Ah, there's that vehicle fire on the freeway from last night.
(everyone got out okay... CHP log said it was a Mazda).
(screenshot from Safety for Citizens, FB)
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Ah, there's that vehicle fire on the freeway from last night.
(everyone got out okay... CHP log said it was a Mazda).
(screenshot from Safety for Citizens, FB)
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Ah, there's that vehicle fire on the freeway from last night.
(everyone got out okay... CHP log said it was a Mazda).
(screenshot from Safety for Citizens, FB)
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Ah, there's that vehicle fire on the freeway from last night.
(everyone got out okay... CHP log said it was a Mazda).
(screenshot from Safety for Citizens, FB)
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Ah, there's that vehicle fire on the freeway from last night.
(everyone got out okay... CHP log said it was a Mazda).
(screenshot from Safety for Citizens, FB)
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Wow, air temps already rising, it's only 6:20am in the morning.
(76.7F outside before the sun is up).
It's going to be H.O.T. today.
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Wow, air temps already rising, it's only 6:20am in the morning.
(76.7F outside before the sun is up).
It's going to be H.O.T. today.
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Wow, air temps already rising, it's only 6:20am in the morning.
(76.7F outside before the sun is up).
It's going to be H.O.T. today.
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Wow, air temps already rising, it's only 6:20am in the morning.
(76.7F outside before the sun is up).
It's going to be H.O.T. today.
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Wow, air temps already rising, it's only 6:20am in the morning.
(76.7F outside before the sun is up).
It's going to be H.O.T. today.
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Flash Flood Warning (!) again?!
Flash Flood Warning
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Flash Flood Warning
National Weather Service Los Angeles/Oxnard CA
1055 AM PST Sun Jan 4 2026The National Weather Service in Los Angeles/Oxnard has issued a
* Flash Flood Warning for...
West Central Ventura County in southwestern California...* Until 1145 AM PST.
* At 1055 AM PST, Flash flooding is ongoing or expected to begin
shortly. Doppler radar and automated rain gauges indicated heavy
rain with rainfall rates in excess of one inch per hour.HAZARD...Flash flooding caused by heavy rain. Rock slides and
mud slides.SOURCE...Radar and automated gauges.
IMPACT...Flash flooding of small creeks and streams, urban
areas, highways, streets and underpasses as well as
other poor drainage and low-lying areas.* Some locations that will experience flash flooding include...
Highway 101 between La Conchita and Western Ventura, highway 33
south of Lake Casitas to highway 101, and surrounding hills.PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
Turn around, don`t drown when encountering flooded roads. Most flood
deaths occur in vehicles. -
LA Conchita
LA CONCHITA HAZARD ADVISORY
An Advisory has been issued to the Community of La Conchita Due to ongoing rainfall and risk of landslides.
Cumulative rainfall totals observed near La Conchita over the past 14 days now exceed 7 inches. This amount is similar to the rainfall totals recorded before past landslides. Current rainfall and geological conditions resemble those that contributed to the significant damage in 1995 and 2005. As a result, the threat of landslides and/or debris flows near homes is high. Rapidly changing geological conditions are unpredictable and may pose a serious risk to people in the immediate area. Residents are strongly encouraged to seek shelter elsewhere.
Due to the complex nature of the geologic hazards at La Conchita, local public safety personnel cannot reliably predict when a hillside failure may occur. Despite preparation and monitoring efforts, evacuation alerts may arrive too late. Residents should pay close attention to weather forecasts, rainfall rates, and any warning signs of imminent slope failure.
For more information on the La Conchita area or to track rainfall totals, click HERE.
The Community of La Conchita has been deemed a geologic hazard area by the County of Ventura. County officials advise against entry into the area under any circumstance.
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"LA CONCHITA COMMUNITY
An advisory will be issued to the community of La Conchita, effective Tuesday, December 23rd at 6:00 pm through Wednesday, December 24th at 6:00 pm due to significant anticipated rainfall totals. In November, rainfall totals reached 8 inches within a two-week period, which is historically associated with landslides and/or debris flows.
To monitor rainfall rates in the La Conchita area, click HERE."
https://emergency.venturacounty.gov/la-conchita-information/
(2/x)
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More Ventura County information:
"A winter storm Advisory is in effect from Tuesday, December 23, 2025, at 6:00 pm through Wednesday, December 24, 2025, at 6:00 pm for:
La Conchita Community (Unincorporated Ventura)
Creek Road from Hwy 33 East to Encino Drive (Unincorporated Ojai)Impacted County residents will be notified by VC Alert on Tuesday afternoon. For more information on the affected areas, visit the incident MAP. "
#EvacuationAdvisory #VenturaCounty #LaConchita #Ojai #flooding #rain #CAwx
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CHP: Nov 15 2025 7:42AM [4] 29-N5 PASSING MOTORIST MUDSLIDE NB JNO LA CONCHITA ACROSS ALL LNS OF 101 [Shared]
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VC ALERT: LA CONCHITA – WEATHER ADVISORY/AVISO - 2/3/2024
2024-02-03 09:49:51 PST
#LaConchita #VenturaCounty #Ventura #Evacuation
https://member.everbridge.net/1772417038942453/notif/4ygghTphM -
Via VC-ACS (ham radio emergency group for Ventura County):
Planned Evacuations for Ventura County which go into effect Saturday at 5pm through Monday 5pm, or until the area is determined to be safe.
Shelter at:
Ventura College Gymnasium 4667 Telegraph Rd, Ventura, CA 93003. Shelter will open 2/4/24 at 9am.#evacuations #evacuation #VenturaCounty #Ventura #CAwx #flooding #rain #Ojai #LaConchita #disaster
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VCSD appears to be checking areas known for landslides for damage after the #earthquake, just dispatched unit to #LaConchita to check there is no damage. #VenturaCounty
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"Just slight movement behind 692 carpinteria" at #LaConchita (landslide risk area) #VenturaCounty #CAwx