California's Fire Season Is Getting Longer And Increasingly More Destructive
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California's relatively calm fire season ended in mid-October with several simultaneous blazes that have since scorched thousands of acres and destroyed hundreds of structures. The largest fire, the Kincade Fire, has burned through 80,000 acres and obliterated 370 structures, including 141 homes, in Northern California since October 25, 2019. In Southern California, the Maria Fire, which broke out in Santa Paula, Ventura County, shortly after 6 p.m. on October 31, 2019, has chewed through 10,000 acres and threatened the area's tens of millions of dollars' worth of avocado and lemon crops.
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prettylovely약 6년#StayStrongCalifornia- prettylovely약 6년That's bad I feel sad for the Californians I have a friend in California named Josè I hope he is OK over there😣😣😣
squidsmarts약 6년#StayStrongCalifornia
bippitybop약 6년I don't understand how people still think its safe to live here when raging wildfires are THIS common in California, and how much damage each one causes.
justinr72약 6년it doesn't happen in some places in California that's why they stay.
kaiapanda약 6년#staystrongCalifornia
lolman12321약 6년so very sad
bubble_boi약 6년#StayStrongCalifornia- bubble_boi약 6년I used to live in California. It got hot. :/
liptonteaatsvcs약 6년stay strong californa
brylee_freeman약 6년the fires seem tough