Severe Winds Fuel Wildfires in Los Angeles
Severe Winds Fuel Wildfires in Los Angeles

Severe Winds Fuel Wildfires in Los Angeles

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Wildfires continue to devastate the Los Angeles area, with the ongoing Palisades Fire being the most significant, having burned over 22,000 acres and destroyed more than 12,000 structures. At least 11 fatalities have been reported, and approximately 153,000 residents are under evacuation orders as strong Santa Ana winds are expected to return, potentially reaching gusts of up to 70 mph through early next week. Firefighters have only managed to contain about 8% of the Palisades Fire, while the Eaton Fire is at just 3% containment. The impending winds pose a severe risk of reigniting existing fires and starting new ones, prompting officials to expand evacuation zones, including areas near celebrity residences. Mayor Karen Bass has acknowledged the challenges and pledged to prepare the city for the worsening conditions, although specific plans have not been detailed. The situation remains critical, with unhealthy air quality affecting millions due to smoke and particulate matter from the fires.

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