Fires will continue to rage in California this week as high winds fuel the spread of the flames, sparking evacuations, power outages and perilous conditions across the state. Here's the latest.
: According to the California governor's office, the Kincade Fire has burned tens of thousands of acres to date and has led to the evacuation of around 200,000 people. Thefrom the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said the fire was only five percent contained and destruction will likely rage until November 7.
Cal Fire officials recorded that one first responder has been injured to date, while more than 90 structures have been destroyed. Tens of thousands of buildings remain at risk. "Evacuations orders from Zones 1 – 10 in Sonoma County remain in place," local authorities said."Residents under evacuation orders should leave the area immediately if they have not done so." The full list of mandatory evacuation zones is currentlyA statement today said 40-50 miles per hour wind gusts are"still a possibility" and noted that"narrow roads and steep terrain are making access to the fire areas very difficult.
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