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Strong Santa Ana winds fanned wildfires across Southern California on Friday (Oct 16), prompting evacuations and leaving tens of thousands of people without electricity.

Firefighters were tackling the blazes from the ground and air, while authorities urged the public to stay away from affected areas.

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00:01Strong Santa Ana wines fanned wildfires across Southern California on Friday,
00:07prompting evacuations and leaving tens of thousands of people without electricity.
00:12Firefighters were tackling the blazes from the ground and air,
00:16while authorities urged the public to stay away from affected areas.
00:20Unseasonably high temperatures and low humidity were contributing to the rapid spread of the fires.
00:25Red flag warnings remained in place for parts of Los Angeles and Ventura counties until Saturday evening,
00:32with forecasters cautioning that strong winds could create dangerous fire conditions.
00:37The National Weather Service forecast winds of 25 to 45 miles per hour in parts of the Santa Monica and
00:45San Gabriel Mountains.
00:56The National Weather Service forecasted a number of sunsets of Iowa.
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