CANYON COUNTRY ... lifted as firefighters in Santa Clarita continue to increase containment of a 4,615-acre blaze as the region is bracing for another bout of Santa Ana Winds expected to hit ...

Powerful Santa Ana winds are sweeping across Southern California ... The wind piles up and once it squeezes through the canyon it races out in a powerful blast of wind. And wind that is moving ...

A commonly accepted explanation is that the name is linked to Santa Ana Canyon in Orange County. Other theories persist, along with other nicknames such as “devil winds.” Santa Ana winds can ...

To anyone in what would become Orange County at the time, the winds seem to come out of Santa Ana Canyon, hence the name. However, having Santa Ana winds named for their city did not please the ...

The origin of the wind's name has never been settled, but most discussions mention Santa Ana Canyon in Orange County, southeast of Los Angeles. Santa Anas are common in the fall but can occur at ...

Every year between fall and spring, Southern Californians experience gusts of dry wind that can cause runny noses or watery eyes — and sometimes powerful enough to halt traffic or topple trees.