Originally Posted by daepp (Post 10762716)

If you've ever been to So Cal between October and February, there's a good chance you've encountered the hot winds out of the east - locally called Santa Ana winds. Normal winds here are off the Pacific ocean flowing west to east, but during Fall and Winter the high pressure and warm air from the high desert surpasses our normal ocean breezes, and havoc quite often ensues. As the humidity often drops to near zero this is a dangerous time for wild fires, and any empty big rigs are especially vulnerable to the gusts.

This guy got away pretty lucky. The gust knocked him from east to west, and absent the guardrail he'd have been toast...

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Originally Posted by porsche930dude (Post 10761223)

Originally Posted by look 171 (Post 10763204)

15 to the 210 isn't it, Dave?

Originally Posted by daepp (Post 10763872)

Random:

In Pasadena last Sunday for lunch. BITD these "Cal Look" bugs where everywhere in So Cal - not anymore.

P.S. it sounded even better than it looked!

Originally Posted by john70t (Post 10763789)

The other electric truck. Better.

https://nikolamotor.com/