The fires are so bad, the smell of smoke 45 miles to the north, and 30 miles to the east, is permeating the air, and the sky is heavily overcast from all the smoke and ash.
Even worse, hundreds of homes are burning, numerous freeways are closed, and the fires are threatening electrical power lines [and I think I even heard some electrical power plants] around LA.
WOW! It's even difficult breathing outside, and we're a long way from the fires. I can't even imagine what it must be like closer to the fires.
I doubt there'll be many people riding their bikes on the road for at least the next day or two. Although I wasn't planning on riding this weekend, because my back is acting up again, at least now I've got a really good excuse.
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Hopefully we won't break last years record in evacuees.
And WHY must they report every time the wind blows? It's not like a freakin hurricane warning. It just notifies the pyros.
I can tell when it's reaining when my dog is wet and I can tell the wind is blowing when my cats act crazy (crazier) than usual.