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Wild Weather Uproots Tree in Monrovia Park

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Lucinda Garcia Park in Monrovia was the scene of a felled tree Wednesday afternoon due to some wild weather patterns experienced in the Southland. While we had no rain in the immediate area, high winds and thunder were reported early afternoon. High humidity and high temperatures are expected for a few more days with a slight cooling trend slated for next week. - Photo by Terry Miller

Lucinda Garcia Park in Monrovia was the scene of a felled tree Wednesday afternoon due to some wild weather patterns experienced in the Southland. While we had no rain in the immediate area, high winds and thunder were reported early afternoon. High humidity and high temperatures are expected for a few more days with a slight cooling trend slated for next week. – Photo by Terry Miller

Lucinda Garcia Park on Sept. 9, 2015. - Photo by Terry Miller

Lucinda Garcia Park on Sept. 9, 2015. – Photo by Terry Miller

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