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Los Angeles Wildfire In Palisades: How Fierce Winds Sparked Devastation Over 3,000 Acres
Pacific Palisades Wildfire In Los Angeles: The blaze, which erupted near Piedra Morada Drive, forced 30,000 residents, including celebrities, to evacuate as firefighters battled flames threatening over 10,000 homes.
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New Wildfire Near Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Outside Los Angeles
A fresh wildfire ignited near the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library outside Los Angeles on Wednesday as extraordinarily dry, prolonged Santa Ana winds whipped through the region, forcing meteorologists to grasp for new language to warn of the danger.
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"Sky Turned Black": 11 Killed In California Wildfire, Thousands At Risk
California is on fire again, north and south, the flames deadly and swift, fanned by ferocious Santa Ana winds and fueled by dry tinder. The fires have killed at least nine people, immolated a mountain town and jangled the nerves of many tens of thousands of residents forced to evacuate their homes.
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Crews Battling California Wildfires Gird For Return Of High Winds
Santa Ana winds that have stoked wildfires across Southern California, destroying hundreds of buildings and forcing evacuations of some 200,000 people are forecast to return in force on Sunday, authorities said.
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Hundreds Of Homes Destroyed By Out-Of-Control California Wildfire
A fast-moving wildfire whipped by hot, dry Santa Ana winds destroyed hundreds of homes in and around Ventura, California, on Tuesday as thousands of residents were forced to flee ahead of the flames.
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Firefighters Hold Line Against Fierce Southern California Wildfire
Firefighters made progress on Thursday against a wildfire driven by Santa Ana winds that has charred more than 1,000 acres of drought-parched scrubland east of Los Angeles, threatening a wealthy community in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains.
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Los Angeles Wildfire In Palisades: How Fierce Winds Sparked Devastation Over 3,000 Acres
Pacific Palisades Wildfire In Los Angeles: The blaze, which erupted near Piedra Morada Drive, forced 30,000 residents, including celebrities, to evacuate as firefighters battled flames threatening over 10,000 homes.
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New Wildfire Near Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Outside Los Angeles
A fresh wildfire ignited near the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library outside Los Angeles on Wednesday as extraordinarily dry, prolonged Santa Ana winds whipped through the region, forcing meteorologists to grasp for new language to warn of the danger.
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"Sky Turned Black": 11 Killed In California Wildfire, Thousands At Risk
California is on fire again, north and south, the flames deadly and swift, fanned by ferocious Santa Ana winds and fueled by dry tinder. The fires have killed at least nine people, immolated a mountain town and jangled the nerves of many tens of thousands of residents forced to evacuate their homes.
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Crews Battling California Wildfires Gird For Return Of High Winds
Santa Ana winds that have stoked wildfires across Southern California, destroying hundreds of buildings and forcing evacuations of some 200,000 people are forecast to return in force on Sunday, authorities said.
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Hundreds Of Homes Destroyed By Out-Of-Control California Wildfire
A fast-moving wildfire whipped by hot, dry Santa Ana winds destroyed hundreds of homes in and around Ventura, California, on Tuesday as thousands of residents were forced to flee ahead of the flames.
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Firefighters Hold Line Against Fierce Southern California Wildfire
Firefighters made progress on Thursday against a wildfire driven by Santa Ana winds that has charred more than 1,000 acres of drought-parched scrubland east of Los Angeles, threatening a wealthy community in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains.
