How do the Santa Ana winds form? The winds are created by high pressure over the Great Basin — a desert region that spans several states, including California, Nevada, Oregon and Utah.

Santa Ana winds can bring disruptive impacts to daily ... which includes much of Nevada and parts of Utah, Idaho and south-east Oregon. These are generally dry, desert areas, which means the ...

Santa Ana winds are returning to San Diego County Wednesday evening, surging temperatures and prompting a wind advisory for ...

says the Santa Ana winds are most common during the cooler months from September ... creates this strong flow of air that comes out of Nevada and hits our coastal mountain range, the San Gabriel ...

The fast-moving wildfires ripping through Southern California are being fueled by the state’s fierce Santa Ana winds ... and gusty northeast winds that blow from Nevada and Utah to Southern ...

For Riverside metro on Saturday and Sunday, the highs will peak in the upper 60s, dropping into the upper 40s during the ...

But you out there may be asking, what are Santa Ana winds exactly? Well, in this case, high pressure builds over the Nevada and Utah deserts and blows west into the San Gabriel Mountains in ...

Santa Ana winds bring in dry gusts ... then descend to the southeast over Nevada and Arizona. “That means we get on the dry side, which could even give us a little bit of offshore Santa Ana ...

Al Roker talks to climate scientist Alexander Gershunov about the conditions that made the L.A. wildfires so devastating.