Los Angeles wholesale Cheap sunglasses County experienced the largest wind decades, resulting in several cities in Southern California, power outages, more than 30 million households and units affected, the local largetrees and utility poles were blown down, some schools closed. Many people reflect the same night, are feeling the impact of strong winds, "Housing in the rock." As the voltage is unstable,flickering lights, and even power outages. Los Angeles Water and Power Department on December 1 morning reported 88 700 users have experienced power outages, Southern California Edison Company said Wednesday night from Los Angeles began around 211,000users suffered power outages. The staff of the two power companies work to ensure power supply overnight. Some areas due to a power, roads, traffic lights go out, causing traffic jams. But also because of the highway trees were blown into the road and blocking. The local Chinese-language radio station, "1300" because the power had to convert the other firing frequencybroadcast. Some schools closed because of power outages and traffic congestion. November 30, the wind started blowing evening also led the Los Angeles International Airport, an hour-longpower outage, making a large number of flight delays, to reach 20 times the domestic flight and three times forced to international flights arrive to reach other airports. Meanwhile, the U.S.National Meteorological Center issued a red alert, said strong winds and dry weather likelycaused the fire. Meteorologists said the California and Nevada from the junction of the Great Basin low-pressure cold air Terminal Cables system along with the gradual increase of the strong high pressuresystem to join the ground, causing the sea from the land of strong wind blowing.