Wildfire risk is high in Southern California, where little rain has fallen recently. The threat will skyrocket this week as offshore winds pick up.

The National Weather Service office issued a rare 'Particularly Dangerous Situation' red flag warning for the coming days in Los Angeles and Ventura counties.

Portions of Southern California are seeing a "particularly dangerous" wildfire threat this week while millions in the Northeast and South will see an increased risk of flooding.

A red flag warning indicating critical fire danger conditions will be in effect until 4 a.m. Wednesday for mountains and inland valleys throughout San Diego County.

Santa Ana winds intensify in Southern California, increasing the risk of catastrophic wildfires. Learn about safety measures and weather updates.

The infamous Santa Ana winds are going to kick up starting Monday and look like they'll be around through Wednesday. With the setup expected, the NWS office in Los Angeles has issued a PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS SITUATION RED FLAG WARNING, the highest order of fire weather warning available.

A rare "particularly dangerous situation" red flag warning is in effect for much of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties Monday night through Tuesday as powerful Santa Ana winds intensify. Threat level: The National Weather Service and local law enforcement are urging residents to be prepared to evacuate should any wildfires ignite,

Officials say damaging winds with gusts possibly up to 80 mph could lead to potential fire conditions in parts of Los Angeles and Southern California.

Extreme fire danger is set to threaten Southern California early this week. The National Weather Service in Los Angeles issued a rare "particularly dangerous situation" red flag warning from Monday night through Wednesday morning.