CA Wildfires Latest: 25 Dead; 174-K Acres Burned, 250-K Evacuate
Several massive wildfires continue to roar through the Golden State leaving many with nothing.
Here is the latest information
The deadly California wildfires, fueled by strong winds and dry weather, have once again ripped through the Golden State killing at least 25 people, charring almost 175,000 acres, and destroying thousands of buildings., with 250-K residents have been evacuated.
Thousands of firefighters are working to battle the relentless flames of the 3 major fires.
The smoke and ash from the fires has made it hard to breathe and prompted air quality warnings across the state. Extreme fire conditions persist and fire officials ask residents to remain vigilant.
“If you see fire approaching, do not wait to be told to leave,” Cal Fire said in a statement
Around 2 p.m. Thursday, the Hill Fire sparked in Southern California, in the Ventura County area. That blaze is about 25 percent contained. It has now burned more than 4,500 acres, according to Ventura County Fire. Evacuation orders in effect.
The Woosley Fire erupted Thursday afternoon in Ventura County. The 70,000-acre fire has Zero percent containment as of Saturday morning. The blaze has destroyed at least 150 homes. More than 200,000 residents in Los Angeles and Ventura counties have evacuated due to the fire.
On Saturday, officials said at a press conference that 2 people were found dead in the fire area in Malibu.
Many in California are left with nothing, their homes reduced to heaping piles of ash and charred remnants of their belongings.
Here is the list of the main fires burning in California:
Camp Fire, Butte County (more info…)
Paradise
• 100,000 acres, 20% contained
• Evacuations and road closures in effect
• CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 4 (Russell) assigned
Hill Fire, Ventura County (more info…)
Santa Rosa Valley
• 4,531 acres, 25% contained
• Evacuations and road closures in effect
• CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 5 (Parkes) assigned. IMT#5 managing
both Hill and Woolsey fires
Woolsey Fire, Ventura County (more info…)
South of Simi Valley
• 70,000 acres, 0% contained
• Evacuations and road closures in effect
• CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 5 (Parkes) assigned. IMT#5 managing both Hill and Woolsey fires
Brushy Fire, Mendocino County (more info…)
West of Covelo
• 35 acres, 50% contained
Stay tuned…
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