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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOS ANGELES/OXNARD CA
1046 AM PDT THU OCT 23 2008
...SIGNIFICANT WIND GUSTS SINCE 746 AM PDT THURSDAY...
LOS ANGELES COUNTY PEAK WIND GUST
TONNER CANYON..........................EAST 31 MPH.
MALIBU HILLS...........................NORTH 30 MPH.
NEWHALL PASS...........................NORTHWEST 32 MPH.
SAUGUS.................................SOUTH 43 MPH.
DEL VALLE..............................NORTHEAST 39 MPH.
ACTON..................................NORTHEAST 28 MPH.
CAMP NINE..............................NORTH 24 MPH.
CHILAO.................................NORTH 27 MPH.
MILL CREEK.............................NORTHEAST 31 MPH.
SANDBERG...............................EAST 24 MPH.
WARM SPRINGS...........................NORTHEAST 35 MPH.
WHITAKER PEAK..........................NORTHWEST 39 MPH.
POPPY PARK.............................NORTHEAST 38 MPH.
VENTURA COUNTY PEAK WIND GUST
PIRU...................................EAST 21 MPH.
SIMI VALLEY............................WEST 32 MPH.
WILEY RIDGE............................NORTHEAST 41 MPH.
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY PEAK WIND GUST
WEST CUYAMA VALLEY.....................NORTHEAST 26 MPH.
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY PEAK WIND GUST
NONE
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