Living in the Inland Empire during the Santa Ana winds is like living in 12th circle of hell. Big gust of dirt, debris and homeless fecal matter at anytime can smack you up side your face. From tumbleweeds to small children can be picked up and be thrown across the street. Large trees, wooden fences, freeway signs, and18-wheelers, are easily tossed about like they were plastic pieces to a train set. I sometimes feel like I’m living on the planet Dune.

You know, the people I feel sorry for the most are the people that come out here from other places outside Southern California and expect a good time because it’s sunny So Cal. However, that’s not what they get when they arrive here. There needs to be a website that discusses and shows the danger areas of the Santa Ana’s. Kind of like a warning website that shows when not to come to Southern California. It would also have a video feed of the disaster that awaits them If they chose to come to a particular area. Another part of the site would have a blog where residents can discuss wind safety, give tips on surviving the winds, and even provide answers to questions that other people across the country might post. I believe a website design company like this one would be more than capable of creating such a fascinating website.

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