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Fri December 2, 2011
'Freakishly Powerful Winds' To Ease In Southern California, Utah
Originally published on Fri December 2, 2011 8:01 am
The worst is over in Utah, where winds that topped 100 mph Thursday toppled trucks trees and power lines.
And things should be calmer in Southern California too, where "freakishly powerful winds" on Thursday stunned people and left behind shredded rooftops and "yards littered with downed trees," as the Los Angeles Times says.
Still, our colleagues at KPCC say power remains out for thousands of customers in Southern California and that "it's not clear that the winds won't pick up again later." Then there's the danger of wind-whipped wildfires: "The combination of high winds and low humidity has also triggered a red flag warning, denoting wildfire conditions, also effective until Friday night."
Indeed, the National Weather Service says "a cold low pressure system over Arizona will continue to generate strong north to northeast offshore winds over most of Los Angeles and Ventura counties through Friday. These winds will also help to lower humidity readings tonight and Friday. ... A fire weather watch is now in effect."


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Originally written on The Cardinal Connect | Last updated 9/21/12
In yesterday's blog post from RickPitino.com, when giving an update on all the current members of the team, Coach Pitino mentioned that guards Luke Hancock and Mike Marra would be back from injury in 10 days. Marra suffered a season ending knee injury in the Cards second game of the season. Hancock, who sat out last year because of the NCAA's transfer rule, injured his shoulder in the spring and had offseason surgery. Considering that Hancock is expected to step in and play a rather large role for the 2012-13 team, I think most fans were excited to hear that the George Mason transfer is making a quicker recovery than expected. However, for Mike Marra, it's a different story. With Marra having a somewhat unsuccessful and inconsistent first two seasons at Louisville, maybe it's just me, but I get the vibe that Cardinal fans don't' expect much from him this season. I could be wrong, but I think Marra's role in 2012-13 will be more important than some people expect. With guys like Gorg...
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