Corina Knoll
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The federal government is also sending helicopters, but because of the winds, those helicopters that are meant to sort of drop water on the flames from above, they've been grounded. They haven't been able to fly because it's unsafe. So these extreme conditions are just going to continue, and I think overall it just means... a huge devastating loss for the city of Los Angeles.
The federal government is also sending helicopters, but because of the winds, those helicopters that are meant to sort of drop water on the flames from above, they've been grounded. They haven't been able to fly because it's unsafe. So these extreme conditions are just going to continue, and I think overall it just means... a huge devastating loss for the city of Los Angeles.
Yeah, I think this is a kind of a weird wake-up call for us. You know, we do get wildfires in Southern California, even ones that are in our county. But I think ones that really encroach upon our city or even devastate portions of our city, that's something new that we're feeling today. And what's unique about Los Angeles is how sprawling it is.
Yeah, I think this is a kind of a weird wake-up call for us. You know, we do get wildfires in Southern California, even ones that are in our county. But I think ones that really encroach upon our city or even devastate portions of our city, that's something new that we're feeling today. And what's unique about Los Angeles is how sprawling it is.
It's a huge, huge spread out city and we have four million people. So I think in a city like L.A., which, you know, we're very disconnected from other neighborhoods. Usually we live a really localized life and it's really about just kind of your area. But this is something that I feel like the entire city is feeling something about.
It's a huge, huge spread out city and we have four million people. So I think in a city like L.A., which, you know, we're very disconnected from other neighborhoods. Usually we live a really localized life and it's really about just kind of your area. But this is something that I feel like the entire city is feeling something about.
I mean, this event is really historic for Los Angeles. It's something you can't ignore here, no matter where you live, no matter where your neighborhood is.
I mean, this event is really historic for Los Angeles. It's something you can't ignore here, no matter where you live, no matter where your neighborhood is.