The last time #DTLA was less than 51°F was Feb. 24, 2001. It was 50°F for a high temperature that day. The last time Downtown #LosAngeles did not reach 50°F for a high temp? You'd have to go all the way back to February 2, 1979. #CAwx
Some shit is impossible for people outside of California to comprehend. This is not like a hurricane where it goes across entire states or the entire east coast. The lack of evacuation footage is not a conspiracy. It’s actually insane what people think 🤣🤦🏼♂️ goodnight
@speakfreetruth@naomirwolf Because It’s a non story. LA freeways can handle hundreds of thousands of people a day. Same with hotels, air bnbs, friends houses. The fires don’t wipe across the whole state like a hurricane. Not comparable
@mlfrostmi@naomirwolf There literally are enough hotels & rentals in the area. The AQI today was 50 in North Hollywood which is a normal day for LA.
LA is *huge* and 180,000 people doesn’t strain our infrastructure, especially not when the evacuation is happening gradually. Over 380,000 people drive on the 405 daily on a normal day. Evacuees are taking lots of different freeways in different directions and landing with friends and family outside of the evacuation zones.