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Is There Too Much Of A Fire Danger For Fireworks?
The so-called 'rainy season' that ended three days ago is the driest in Los Angeles since record keeping began 130 years ago. Rainfall was nearly a foot less than normal. We’ve already seen some major fires, and local officials are stepping up education and enforcement to deal with brush clearance - and fireworks.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe so-called 'rainy season' that ended three days ago is the driest in Los Angeles since record keeping began 130 years ago. Rainfall was nearly a foot less than normal. We’ve already seen some major fires, and local officials are stepping up education and enforcement to deal with brush clearance - and fireworks.
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Is it Too Dry for Fireworks on the Fourth of July? - 1:19Villaraigosa Admits To Affair
- 9:42Is There Too Much Of A Fire Danger For Fireworks? You’re reading this
- 17:01State Air Official Quits; Blames Governor’s Office For Interference
The full episode
2 of 3Is it Too Dry for Fireworks on the Fourth of July? - 1:19Villaraigosa Admits To Affair
- 9:42Is There Too Much Of A Fire Danger For Fireworks? You’re reading this
- 17:01State Air Official Quits; Blames Governor’s Office For Interference