>Oh, that isn't so bad. I would have guessed it was much worse. Nor would I have guessed you could average 80 mph anywhere in Southern California, well, other than out in the desert.

Loks like it'll ALL be desert soon!

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>>LOL. The Canadians are getting used to me.
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>>Seriously, my office is 54 miles aways. On a bad day, 1h 15m. This morning I got to
>>work in 40 minutes. Last night I got home around in about 50 min.
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>>>Ontario! That must be a nasty commute.
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>>>>Here's another link that I think correctly shows all the fires burning
>>>>http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-102407-me-fire-g,0,1346215.graphic?coll=la-home-center
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>>>>I live in Murrieta, next to Temecula at the center of the map (Fire # 11). I work in Ontario
>>>>neat the top/center of the map, and I can see fire #5 from my office.
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>>>>>http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21436901/
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>>>>>The smoke and ash is really bad. In every direction there are plumes of smoke rising.
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>>>>>I spoke with a guy yesteday who's parents lived in Fallbrook. Past tense. If you find Oceanside on the map and zoom in twice, Fallbrook is north-east of Oceanside. They don't show a marker on the map for a fire there, but there's a huge fire there that destroyed the town. May ppl lost all.
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>>>>>I live in Murrieta, due north of Fallbrook. Fire burning there too, although there is a bigger one burning southeast near Pala.
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>>>>>There's also a fire burning due east of Murrieta near the intersection of the 79/371. Again, no marker on the map.
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>>>>>I'll keep everyone posted.