Red Flag warning issued for Berkeley Hills, East Bay
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Alameda County sent out a red flag warning for East Bay hills and interior valleys in an AC Alert Sunday.
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Alameda County issues Red Flag warning for East Bay hills and interior valleys
Alameda County issued a Red Flag warning for East Bay hills and interior valleys in an AC Alert Thursday.
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‘We have to be adaptive’: Berkeley prepares for wildfire season
As California’s wildfire season approaches, the Berkeley Fire Department and the city of Berkeley have prepared a variety of resources in anticipation of the hot and dry months ahead.
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Alameda County Office of Emergency Services launches “Know Your Zone” campaign with Zonehaven
The Office of Emergency Services, or OES, in Alameda County launched a Zonehaven “Know Your Zone” campaign Tuesday to prepare residents for future emergencies in their neighborhoods.
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National Weather Service issues red flag warning for Berkeley Hills
The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning Friday for multiple regions in the Bay Area, including the Berkeley Hills.
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National Weather Service issues red flag warning for East Bay Hills
The National Weather Service issued a high fire warning for the East Bay Hills from 10 p.m. Oct. 21 through 8 a.m. Oct. 23.
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Red flag warning issued for Berkeley Hills
A high fire danger warning has been issued for Berkeley Hills residents from 5 a.m. Wednesday through 11 a.m. Friday.
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Red flag warning for Berkeley Hills extended through Monday
The red flag warning for the Berkeley Hills issued Saturday through Monday will be extended until 9 p.m. Monday.
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‘Red flag’ warning issued for Alameda County on Wednesday, Thursday
The National Weather Service in San Francisco issued a Red Flag Warning for Alameda County, expected to last from 4 a.m. Wednesday until 7 p.m. Thursday.
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City of Berkeley holds drill to prepare residents for wildfires
The city of Berkeley held wildfire drills Sunday to increase and evaluate city-wide preparedness in the case of a fire hazard. The drills were used to gauge how well local emergency response agencies could notify residents, order an evacuation and control traffic flow away from a fire, according to Berkeley Fire Department Assistant Chief Keith May.
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