Los Angeles Times (August 19)
“With more than a million acres burned fairly early in the fire season, California is entering uncharted territory as the record dry conditions that have fueled so much destruction will soon combine with seasonal winds that fire officials fear will bring unprecedented dangers.” Many experts fear for the *fire-prone state” as the *impending arrival of strong Santa Anas and Diablos — which typically move in around mid-September — could mark even more misery for weary residents and beleaguered fire crews.”
Tags: Beleaguered, Burned, California, Dangers, Destruction, Dry, Early, Fire crews, Fire officials, Fire season, Million acres, Misery, Seasonal winds, Uncharted, Unprecedented, Weary
Washington Post (June 1)
“British voters, who may be as weary as many Americans are of constantly being told that they cannot ‘turn back the clock’ and that history’s centralizing ratchet has clicked irreversibly too many times, might soon say otherwise.”
Tags: Brexit, Centralizing, History, Irreversibly, U.S., UK, Voters, Weary
