A new study reports that Santa Ana winds will become less frequent in the future. But the more rare hot, dry winds could ...

The fire erupted during extreme Santa Ana winds. The National Weather Service issued "a particularly dangerous" red-flag ...

When fall rolls around in Southern California, bone-dry conditions set the stage for massive wildfires, and the Santa Ana winds are the fuel that fans the flames.

The long-duration Santa Ana wind event was expected to peak late Wednesday, becoming moderate on Thursday, then tailing off to light offshorewinds on Friday. Northeast winds moving 20 to 40 mph ...

California officials are concerned the state's wildfire fund could be drained if utilities begin tapping it to cover ...

Mountainous areas have already experienced winds of over 60 mph on Sunday. In the next few days, winds of 25 to 40 mph are expected in these areas with the possibility of gusting up to 70 mph.

AccuWeather explains what makes the Californian winds so dry. Santa Ana winds are infamous for being dry, but you may not know what causes these winds to form.

It's been six months since the devastating January wildfires in Los Angeles County—and over 800 homeowners have now applied for permits.

These dry winds are typically called Santa Ana winds in Southern California. | RELATED READ | A 2025 guide for how to prepare for wildfires in California | The terrain was also a contributing factor.