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Firefighters had been on alert for a predicted return of a "Sundowner" - fierce winds that late in the day can sweep down from the Santa Ynez Mountains towering close behind Santa Barbara.
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Firefighters had been on alert for a predicted return of a "Sundowner" - fierce winds that late in the day can sweep down from the Santa Ynez Mountains towering close behind Santa Barbara.
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Firefighters had been on alert for a predicted return of a "Sundowner" - fierce winds that late in the day can sweep down from the Santa Ynez Mountains towering close behind Santa Barbara.
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Firefighters had been on alert for a predicted return of a "Sundowner" - fierce winds that late in the day can sweep down from the Santa Ynez Mountains towering close behind Santa Barbara.
unknown title 2009
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The 1,300-acre fire remained out of control and firefighters were on alert for a predicted return of a "Sundowner" - fierce winds that late in the day can sweep down from the Santa Ynez Mountains towering close behind Santa Barbara.
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Firefighters had been on alert for a predicted return of a "Sundowner" - fierce winds that late in the day can sweep down from the Santa Ynez Mountains towering close behind Santa Barbara.
unknown title 2009
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Firefighters had been on alert for a predicted return of a "Sundowner" - fierce winds that late in the day can sweep down from the Santa Ynez Mountains towering close behind Santa Barbara.
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The 1,300-acre fire remained out of control and firefighters were on alert for a predicted return of a "Sundowner" - fierce winds that late in the day can sweep down from the Santa Ynez Mountains towering close behind Santa Barbara.
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The 1,300-acre fire remained out of control and firefighters were on alert for a predicted return of a "Sundowner" - fierce winds that late in the day can sweep down from the Santa Ynez Mountains towering close behind Santa Barbara.
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The 1,300-acre fire remained out of control and firefighters were on alert for a predicted return of a "Sundowner" - fierce winds that late in the day can sweep down from the Santa Ynez Mountains towering close behind Santa Barbara.
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