#california-wildfire

#california-wildfire

A new wildfire named Kusel Fire was reported in Butte County, California, with its cause still undetermined.

The Gibbel Fire in Riverside County started on September 1, 2024, and its cause is yet to be determined.

A new wildfire reported in Merced County, California remains under investigation for its cause.

The Hughes Fire in Los Angeles County burned over 10,000 acres and is 36% contained, with crews actively engaged in firefighting operations.

The Lake Fire in Del Norte County, California, has burned 10 acres and is still not contained.

The Palisades Fire has burned over 23,000 acres and remains under investigation for its cause.

Wildfire in Santa Barbara County named Refugio has burned five acres with unknown containment status and cause.

A new wildfire, West Fire, has been reported in Shasta County, California, with an undetermined cause.

A wildfire named Dean was reported in Humboldt County and its cause is still under investigation.

The Redwood Fire in California started at 2:21 a.m. on November 9, 2024, and is currently burning with no containment data.

The Bridge Fire in California has burned over 54,000 acres and is 97% contained after 19 days of fire activity.

The Sunset fire poses a significant threat to Los Angeles landmarks and local residents' safety amidst growing wildfire concerns.

Mandatory evacuations have been ordered for areas near iconic Hollywood locations due to the encroaching fire.

The Hughes Fire in California rapidly escalated, forcing the evacuation of over 50,000 residents amidst strong Santa Ana winds.

A California wildfire named Crozier Fire in the Sierra Nevada foothills triggered evacuations and grew rapidly in El Dorado County, with the cause still under investigation.

The Park Fire in California has burned 383,619 acres and destroyed 192 structures, with 4,200 buildings still under threat.

The Border 2 Fire is spreading rapidly in San Diego County and poses an immediate threat to life, prompting mandatory evacuations.

The Horseshoe Fire has burned 1,000 acres and threatens structures, necessitating evacuations in affected areas of Inyo County.

The Mumy Fire in Inyo County, California, was reported on October 30, 2024, with unknown containment and undetermined cause.

Significant historical events on November 8 include deadly wildfires in California, pivotal WWII operations, and landmark presidential elections.

Firefighters made progress against the Mountain Fire, achieving 21% containment amid favorable weather conditions as evacuation orders were downgraded.

Cooler temperatures helped firefighters gain containment on the Park Fire over the weekend.

Large-scale wildfire in California's Tehama, Butte counties grows to nearly 420,827 acres with 34% containment.

Cooler temperatures and higher humidity overnight helped in limiting the spread of the Park Fire, allowing for the building of more containment lines.

Man charged with arson for starting California wildfire

A viral TikTok video brought attention to the alleged arson incident sparking the Park Fire near Chico, leading to the arrest of a man.

The Corral Fire, burning over 12,000 acres east of San Francisco, represents the start of California's wildfire season despite a wet winter.

Cooler weather helps firefighters battle California wildfire.