Firefighters advance on destructive blaze in California, aided by slower winds
The region northwest of Los Angeles has seen some of California’s most destructive fires over the years. The Mountain Fire swiftly grew from less than half a square mile (about 1.2 square kilometers) to more than 16 square miles (41 square kilometers) in little more than five hours on Wednesday, with gusts topping 61 mph (98 kph).
Fire crews were making progress, but flames continued to "creep and smolder" in Ventura, California. And winds could kick up again.
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The Mountain fire has burned more than 20,000 acres and destroyed 134 structures in Ventura County. It was about 26% ...
The odds of finding it were probably less than finding a needle in a haystack and the fact that we were able to go over and ...
Firefighters in California reported making progress toward containing the Mountain Fire, amid favorable weather conditions.
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Many residents in Ventura County impacted by the Mountain Fire, which has scorched 20,630 acres and is 31% contained, ...
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