In Los Angeles, there are growing concerns as the city prepares for a new wind warning, with meteorologists predicting gusts that could reach up to 70 mph, potentially igniting fresh wildfires.

The National Weather Service has sounded the alarm, highlighting a fourth particularly dangerous situation that is expected to begin affecting the area from Tuesday onward.

Current predictions suggest that these powerful winds will persist until at least noon on Wednesday.

Many parts of the city, which remain exceptionally dry, are now under a new alert from Ventura, extending to a significant portion of the San Fernando Valley. Areas from San Diego to San Bernardino remain under the typical red flag warnings.

This latest warning is the fourth of the fire season that has wreaked havoc across highly populated regions, including ongoing challenges posed by the Palisades and Eaton fires.

These fires have been recognized as some of the deadliest in U.S. history. The areas around Malibu and Pacific Palisades are included in this latest alert system. To date, 24 lives have been lost, and over 12,000 buildings have been destroyed in various fires across the state.