The new fire that broke out on Wednesday night (Greece time) north of Los Angeles is spreading with great speed, with the authorities ordering the immediate evacuation of thousands of residents from an area that suffered serious damage due to the deadly fires a few days ago. The front was spreading at an alarming rate on the outskirts of Castaic Lake: it had come to extend over 20,000 acres before two hours had even passed. The flames are being fueled by warm and dry Santa Ana winds, which continue to blow across the region of the US’s second-largest urban center, pushing a large plume of smoke ahead of the fire front. Emergency evacuation orders were issued for more than 19,000 people in areas around the lake, about fifty kilometers north of Los Angeles, near the city of Santa Clarita. “I’m praying my house doesn’t burn down,” the man told KTLA television as he loaded things into his car. Wildfires have returned to California, […]
Source: News Beast
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