A huge Wildfire Tear California Los Padres National Forest threatened hundreds of homes and buildings after at least three people were injured a few days ago.
Gifford Fire Almost 84,000 acres have been coking (34,000 hectares) Located off the coast of Santa Barbara and north of San Luis Obispo County Los Angelesand was still burned on Tuesday night, according to Dismissal of officials. It contains 9%.
Now it’s The biggest fire So far in California, so far Over the Madre firewhich one Burned Last month, 80,779 acres, also in San Luis Obispo County.
Flemming Bertelson, a spokesman for the U.S. Forest Service, said a motorist was hospitalized with a burn after leaving the vehicle and being flooded by flames. Two contract employees who assisted the firefighters were also injured when their ATV was overturned.
The fire is threatening more than 800 buildings and forcing the expressway to close in both directions east of Santa Maria, a city with about 110,000 people in Santa Barbara County.
In parts of San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties, the evacuation order is valid. The rancher evacuated the cattle as the plane dripped on the flame of aggression.
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The fire grew in at least four smaller fires that broke out along Interstate 166 between Santa Maria and Bakersfield on Friday.
“This gave us multiple fronts and the flames began to drive out in many directions,” Betelson said. “The fire was engulfing Chaparral and Brushland and running on very steep hills.”
More than 1,900 people are fighting the fire. In the latest news on Monday night, firefighters have made great progress in the west, north and east sides and have made significant efforts to ensure structural protection at the southern end.
Officials said they hope more helicopters can reconnaissance large amounts of water droplets through drones on Tuesday.
But officials warned that dangerous conditions are ahead. Warming and drying trends are expected from Wednesday to weekend, with temperatures as high as 90F to 100F (32C to 38C) on Thursday and Friday. Officials say drought and calories are expected to increase fire behavior.
The National Weather Service’s Los Angeles office warned that the fire was causing massive smoke, which was expected to move south and east.
As the fire burned on steep terrain, a large smoke column formed, Captain Scott Safik, spokesman for the Santa Barbara County Fire Department, Tell the Associated Press: “A lot of them are in areas that are really inaccessible, and even bulldozers are not even inaccessible.”
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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