New footage reveals strong winds at Dodger Stadium and a tree falling on a car in the parking lot

Strong wind gusts are impacting Southern California on Tuesday due to Santa Ana windstorms. These windstorms, reaching speeds of up to 60 mph, have caused multiple major fires in the region, including in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena.

When the windstorms began on Tuesday, Sue Jo, the senior director of social media for the Dodgers, shared videos showing the winds affecting Dodger Stadium.

One video showed the foul pole shaking in the wind, while another captured the trees swaying back and forth.

Additionally, Jo shared a photo of a tree that fell on a car in the parking lot, adding to the impact of the windstorms.

The winds started early Tuesday morning and are expected to continue through Wednesday night, possibly into Thursday.

Over 30,000 individuals have been evacuated in the Pacific Palisades, with at least 2,900 acres burned from the destructive fire.

Dodgers Nation sends its best wishes to all those affected in Southern California.

For the latest updates, visit LAFD Alerts by the Los Angeles Fire Department.

Here are some relevant articles providing information and updates on the fires and windstorms:

California wildfires live updates: New blazes erupt as crews battle Palisades Fire

Brush fires erupt as powerful windstorm batters Southern California

Live updates: Evacuations expanded for Palisades Fire ahead of strong overnight winds