While the predicted high Santa Ana winds did not hit the Inland Valleys last week, the winds in Los Angeles continued, although at a slower pace, giving firefighters a chance to reduce those raging fires that have destroyed thousands of structures and many homes.The National Weather Service is predicting an uptick in those dreaded Santa Anas again this week, but they may again miss us. Such may not be the case in Los Angeles and San Bernardino.Even though those winds have died down, the weather service and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) are keeping the area under a severe fire watch because of the long period of lack of rain in the Inland Empire and our Valleys resulting in very low humidity.Credit is due to many of the Temecula, Menifee, M
