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Dried vegetation and hot, dry, high-velocity winds can make fighting fires difficult to control or predict the direction during Santa Ana wind conditions. True or false?
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Dried vegetation and hot, dry, high-velocity winds can make fighting fires difficult to control or predict the direction during Santa Ana wind conditions. True or false?

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Answer:The answer is true.

Explanation:Santa Ana has an arid to subatric climate, which means that in summer there is no rain and because of the high temperatures the fires become uncontrollable. In addition, its winds are strong and make fires less controllable.

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