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In reply to the discussion: Updated (again): Smoke near Long Beach, CA apparently a refinery fire (reported as planned burn). [View all]Sedona
(3,769 posts)35. KFI Reporting "planned burn off"
(edited to say....Yeah I know its a right wing station but their weekend non political programming is pretty good)
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Updated (again): Smoke near Long Beach, CA apparently a refinery fire (reported as planned burn). [View all]
cbayer
Sep 2012
OP
I'm just a few minutes south of Long Beach and haven't seen anything.
aint_no_life_nowhere
Sep 2012
#3
I'm seeing it from Catalina. Looks like it might be right at the end of Palos Verdes or even behind
cbayer
Sep 2012
#7
Maybe the smoke is from the fire near the Getty Center? They are calling it the Sepulveda fire..
left coaster
Sep 2012
#5
I was living near Long Beach City College during the great Hancock Fire of 1958
KansDem
Sep 2012
#13
It may have to do with the heat. We are just a little skittish about fires right now.
cbayer
Sep 2012
#23
Husband is a flight instructor, teaching around Torrance, texted me about this...
wolfwatcher
Sep 2012
#25
Procedural refinery burn off? That seems like a bad idea in light of the current conditions, but
cbayer
Sep 2012
#33
We shall see. It looks like it is slowing down, but you think they would make this
cbayer
Sep 2012
#36