GreatFox
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As you may know... SoCal is going through a Firestorm right now. The past week has been tough on most of us with the air chokefull of Smoke and Ash making it hard to breath (as if it were not already hard enough )
We have major fires going on in the Los Angeles Area and in San Diego. The San Diego fires have even cuased the Monday Night Football game to be moved from San Diego to Arizona.
Now, the San Diego Pokémon Rockes America and Los Angeles (Cosat Mesa) Dragon Prerelease events are in three weeks. If for a slim chance the fires are not under control by then (doughtfull seeing as the weather will start to cooperate with firefighters over the weekend, but you never know) anyone think the events should be postponed?
The Prereleases shouldn't have much of a problem since it will be indoors, only highway closers will affect that event a bit.
But maybe the Pokémon Rocks America event should since it will be outdoors at Balboa Park. At the moment Balboa Park is also being as an evacuation center. Not to mention the extremly awful air quality from the smoke and ash will keep lots of people away.
Hopefully, and most likliy, the fires are put out or get under control by then. And hopfully not to many people will be badly affected by the fires, although many homes have burned down (over 800 from last count).
We have major fires going on in the Los Angeles Area and in San Diego. The San Diego fires have even cuased the Monday Night Football game to be moved from San Diego to Arizona.
Now, the San Diego Pokémon Rockes America and Los Angeles (Cosat Mesa) Dragon Prerelease events are in three weeks. If for a slim chance the fires are not under control by then (doughtfull seeing as the weather will start to cooperate with firefighters over the weekend, but you never know) anyone think the events should be postponed?
The Prereleases shouldn't have much of a problem since it will be indoors, only highway closers will affect that event a bit.
But maybe the Pokémon Rocks America event should since it will be outdoors at Balboa Park. At the moment Balboa Park is also being as an evacuation center. Not to mention the extremly awful air quality from the smoke and ash will keep lots of people away.
Hopefully, and most likliy, the fires are put out or get under control by then. And hopfully not to many people will be badly affected by the fires, although many homes have burned down (over 800 from last count).
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