Meteorologist who warned early about LA wildfires, saving hundreds, shares his next big concern

Meteorologist Edgar McGregor, hailed as a hero, issued a lifesaving early warning about the LA wildfires. On January 7, he urged residents via the Altadena Weather and Climate Facebook page to evacuate immediately, advice that saved hundreds of lives. McGregor identified conditions similar to devastating fires in Lahaina, Hawaii, and Paradise, California, predicting catastrophic outcomes if a wildfire ignited.

The Palisade Fire broke out that day, followed by the Eaton Fire and others, destroying homes and landmarks. McGregor continues to provide updates, warning of potential disasters in Hollywood and Santa Barbara if dry conditions persist. Over 40,000 acres have burned, and incarcerated volunteers have joined firefighting efforts. McGregor hopes his warnings prevented greater tragedy.

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