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Los Angeles Residents In "Panic Mode" As Fireballs Cause Devastation
South California is experiencing a very dry winter, which makes vegetation more flammable.
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California's Latest Wildfire Spreads Rapidly, Threatens Hundreds Of Homes
California's latest wildfire has spread rapidly in the US state's central mountains, just as firefighters were bringing a big blaze south of Los Angeles under control, authorities said Sunday.
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Wildfire In South California Destroys Homes, Causes "Medical Emergencies"
A fierce wildfire that erupted in southern California on Thursday destroyed homes and structures and caused "numerous medical emergencies" at a Riverside County mobile home park, fire officials said.
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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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"Climate Change Running Faster Than We Are": UN Chief On Kerala Floods
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres cited the devastating floods in Kerala and the wildfires in California as he expressed concern that climate change is "running faster than we are" and called for urgency and action to prevent ever greater climate-related crises.
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Be "Ready To GO!" Southern California Warns Residents As Fires Rage
Fanned by gusting winds, wildfires raged in densely populated Southern California for a fourth day on Thursday, forcing 200,000 people to flee their homes with dangerous conditions forecast until Sunday.
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Wildfires Rage Across California
Thousands of firefighters battled raging wildfires Sunday in drought-parched California, where officials evacuated entire neighborhoods and closed miles of highway in the path of the inferno, which has claimed at least one life.
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Thousands Battle California Wildfires, Some Snarl Traffic
Thousands of firefighters were battling nearly two dozen blazes across drought-parched California Saturday, while at least two of the infernos shut down miles of highway traffic, authorities and media said.
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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 Residents In "Panic Mode" As Fireballs Cause Devastation
South California is experiencing a very dry winter, which makes vegetation more flammable.
-
California's Latest Wildfire Spreads Rapidly, Threatens Hundreds Of Homes
California's latest wildfire has spread rapidly in the US state's central mountains, just as firefighters were bringing a big blaze south of Los Angeles under control, authorities said Sunday.
-
Wildfire In South California Destroys Homes, Causes "Medical Emergencies"
A fierce wildfire that erupted in southern California on Thursday destroyed homes and structures and caused "numerous medical emergencies" at a Riverside County mobile home park, fire officials said.
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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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"Climate Change Running Faster Than We Are": UN Chief On Kerala Floods
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres cited the devastating floods in Kerala and the wildfires in California as he expressed concern that climate change is "running faster than we are" and called for urgency and action to prevent ever greater climate-related crises.
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Be "Ready To GO!" Southern California Warns Residents As Fires Rage
Fanned by gusting winds, wildfires raged in densely populated Southern California for a fourth day on Thursday, forcing 200,000 people to flee their homes with dangerous conditions forecast until Sunday.
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Wildfires Rage Across California
Thousands of firefighters battled raging wildfires Sunday in drought-parched California, where officials evacuated entire neighborhoods and closed miles of highway in the path of the inferno, which has claimed at least one life.
-
Thousands Battle California Wildfires, Some Snarl Traffic
Thousands of firefighters were battling nearly two dozen blazes across drought-parched California Saturday, while at least two of the infernos shut down miles of highway traffic, authorities and media said.
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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.
