The fires aren't fun. Especially when you still have to go to school when it is raining ash outside and the air conditioner is malfunctioning causing the ash to be sprayed into the class. Plus then the power goes out because the nearby plant needs to conserve power and you still are stuck in school. I kid you not this is what my school district made us do and parents had to take their kids out. While they were being taken out the principle was on the intercom saying not to take the kids out of school and that it is a normal school day.Berethond said:Yeah, my cousins live down by San Diego so I hear all about the fires. At least you guys are close to the cool stuff though, all we've got is Yosemite. And that gets old after the 80th time you've been there.Neronium said:Not surprising. Chula Vista is by the Mojave so we get Santa Anna winds a lot and it causes wildfires like every year. Which have ironically causes other power outages since the plants are in danger at times. We're still rebuilding from the wild fires we get.Berethond said:I live up in Fresno. (Also known as HELL.) We actually have people drop dead from the heat when the power goes off >.>Neronium said:Where do you live in California? I live in Southern California in Chula Vista and surprisingly we don't have too many outages, even during the summer. But when we get them they are usually really bad.Berethond said:It gets so hot here in the summer that power outages are both rather common and extraordinarily painful.