Firefighters are fighting the flames in southern California, with deadly fires rekindling since yesterday, while authorities warn that strong winds will intensify from Friday. The fire burning north of Los Angeles has burned an additional 10,000 acres, forcing thousands of people to evacuate an area already suffering from the most destructive wildfires in its history. Forecasters have warned that strong winds are expected to make it difficult for firefighters, who have so far brought 14% of the fire’s perimeter under control, according to the BBC. Firefighters working on the so-called Hughes fire, as well as the two major fires in Los Angeles – Palisades and Eaton – are facing strong Santa Ana winds, which reach speeds of up to 80 km/h with gusts of 65 km/h , while the humidity in the area drops below 10%. These conditions are expected to persist until Friday, according to meteorologists.
Source: News Beast
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