O.C. Wind Advisory Canceled, Tens of Thousands Lack Power in L.A.

The National Weather Service at 7:10 this morning canceled the wind advisory for Orange County.

The winds have significantly decreased this morning, the weather service said, and will continue to weaken throughout the today. Local gusts up to 30 mph may be possible through the morning hours.

Meanwhile, tens of thousands of Los Angeles County residents are without power as a result of the wind storm.  "Nobody in our department has ever seen such widespread damage. Nobody," Jon Kirk Mukri, general manager of the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, tells the Los Angeles Times. Read more about the storm damage here.