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UCLA study links climate change to Santa Ana weakening
Southern California faces its first Santa Ana winds of the season, with gusts up to 60 mph, bringing increased fire risk. Research shows that climate change is already reducing the frequency of mild to moderate Santa Ana winds, though severe winds that cause the most damage are unlikely to decline. Despite this decrease, intense and dry wind events continue to pose a significant threat to wildfire severity, especially as dry conditions persist from summer into winter.
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