The plague of NIMBY’s may yield if a real plan is put in place to rebuild better. Vast areas could be rezoned for density. A way of addressing the enormous number of displaced people could also address the largest homeless population in the USA. The city that defines urban sprawl could be redefined. How does this play out?
That is totally tangential. LA has always had winds from the desert after the solstice. This is not unusual weather. It is very common here. I’ve fought this pattern every year for a decade and a half on a bicycle commuting everywhere. The dry desert wind will be countered by the southern coastal. Then it will go back and forth until the southern pattern produces rain. It works like this every year.
You are just plain delusional. There’s no other way to put it.
Please block me as I have done you.
No, seriously, fire season is very normal for california.
When the fuel sources build up enough (i.e. no periodic burns), it can quickly run rampant in housing areas (which are mostly made of wood).
It’s so normal, it’s part of the ecosystem lifecycle!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_California_wildfires
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaparral#Fire