The Dixie Fire continues to burn, destroying beloved hometowns like UptonMeg’s Greenville. Today on What Next, what happens now, and should the town rebuild?
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Dixie fire generates fire whirl, pyrocumulonimbus cloud at 40,000 feetA massive storm cloud formed Monday night above the Dixie fire, generating a spinning vortex of flames and ash that soared into the sky.
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Dixie Fire threatening over 14,000 structures, almost 900 already destroyedDamage reports from the fire are 'definitely subject to change,' since assessors can't access some of the scorched areas to evaluate how much was destroyed, fire spokesman Edwin Zuniga said.
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Numbness sets in for victims of Dixie fire with homes lost and no way forward'I’m really numb,' said one woman whose family lost their home in Greenville, California, to the Dixie Fire.
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California’s Dixie Fire Destroys Nearly 900 Buildings, Threatening Thousands MoreCalifornia’s largest single wildfire in recorded history is running through forestlands as fire crews try to protect rural communities from the flames.
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California man accused of 'arson-setting spree' charged with starting blaze near Dixie FireGary Stephen Maynard is suspected in several fires set near the Dixie Fire in California, but he is not accused in that massive wildland fire.
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