With the residents of their homes, the bombers who are lied to by the control of the llamas propagated by the residents of Santa Ana through the Los Angeles food shipments; The meteorologists had observed the destructive landslides during different days, landed in the forests, suffered serious injuries over time and landed in extreme zones where they had not seen light in different months.

The Servicio Meteorológico Nacional stated that the city of Santa Ana could be the most tormented more than a decade ago after visiting the martyrs in Los Angeles and Ventura and driving on the Pico in the first hours of the week after the Ráfagas Podrían Alcánzar read 80 miles per hour (129 kilometers per hour). It is indicated that rachas aisladas can be crossed 100 miles per hour (160 kilometers per hour) in the mountains and on their roads.

The bombers said they were leaving the location where the Palisades igniter discovered an area of ​​about 10 acres (4 hectares) at a distance of 40 miles per hour (64 kilometers per hour). According to the bombers’ site, at these moments the fire was ignited over an area of ​​2,921 acres (1,182 hectares). Crowley said that man, his warriors and the topography “made the sea extremely difficult” for the bombers fighting the llamas.

The governor, Democrat Gavin Newsom, said he had destroyed many buildings without specifying the number.

Among the buildings affected, Getty Villa is famous, having cited the bombers and been quoted by the Los Angeles Times.

Due to a feature he explained on LAFD radio, the museum was already declared an “arsonist” before 5:00 p.m. (local time) and it was not clear whether its structures were affected.

Other officials quoted by the issuers said the earth had sunk into llamas and the fire was immobile.

Newsom recommended to the residents of California everything that they did not consider necessary, explaining that the Lord of the residents was waiting on the 10th evening (local time) on March 10th and on March 5th madrugada del miércoles.

Authorities also said that a new fire was set up in the Colinas de Pasadena on the evening of this March.

The name “Eaton Fire” is near the entrance to Eaton Canyon and is estimated to have consumed 400 acres (161 hectares), indicating the bombardment.

The beach is located in the Bosque Nacional de Los Angeles National Park, more than 37 miles (59 kilometers) north of Pacific Palisades.

Steve Gutiérrez, a member of the Federación Nacional de Empleados Federales, said the Servicio Forestal sent bombers to fight the llamas.

The fire was only reported at around 6:23 p.m. (local time) between Altadena and Midwick, an area between Pasadena and Altadena was opened and the bombers were reinforced.

“Como si fuera un apocalipsis”

A resident who was alive in Los Angeles with NBC News broadcasts said he planned to escape a barrage of fire from the Palisades that was focused on his car. “I had every intention of leaving Palisades Drive, but when I had a fire tornado near me,” he said. “The bombers are all ready to head out. They fly at top speed,” he added.

The woman approved her another opportunity and described what she said: “I parked cars on the boards,” she said, “like she had encountered an apocalypse.”

Actor James Woods posted pictures of llamas nestled in the trees of a tree above his Pacific Palisades home. “After setting off, I prepared for evacuation and confirmed this on the red social network X.

The meteorological service offers a good opportunity to use electrical lines in Cayeran and to heat motorhomes and caravans in the surrounding volcanoes. Las Fuertes Ráfagas are also in different conditions on the Costas de los Condados de Orange and Los Angeles, including Isla Catalina, and can produce return flights and turbulence at the airports.

The Distrito Escolar Unificado de Los Ángeles said it was temporarily targeting the students of three students in the Pacific Palisades zone who were at risk of fire.

The public services confirm that they must consider the possibility of preventive energy saving on the part of the martyrs to medium millions of customers in our condominiums. In recent years, companies have been controlling the electrical installation system due to precautionary measures against meteorological conditions that could damage equipment and provoke fires.

Según Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the University of California at Los Angeles and the National Climate Research Center, has worked as an “atmospheric security officer” for the vegetation, which results in a long fire event period that can be extended in several seasons.

“I haven’t seen what it was like for a while, having had as much time as I used to,” Swain said during a live broadcast over the Internet on Monday. With incredibly good conditions, “seconds” increase the fire danger.

In the last few seconds, including in Santa Ana, I contributed to the higher temperatures that the project carried out in California and had taken up a lot of time recently.

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In California, no more than $0.1 million was expected from the Mayo Principles. Según el Sequía Monitor, a large part of the region is in the situation of moderated Sequía. Furthermore, the north has produced a large number of tormental currents.

Entre las zones en las que las ráfagas de viento Extreme fire conditions can occur The charring caused by the Franklin fire was provoked by the residents of the city, who destroyed 48 structures in their lives in Malib and their neighbors.

It was a fire of approximately 8,000 kilometers (5,000 miles) of forest, accounting for more than 1,560 kilometers (4,040 miles) last year.

The final months of this major production were produced in November 2011, while providing power to more than 400,000 customers throughout the city of Los Angeles, as noted in the Los Angeles Times diary.

“The red is for supporting people,” explained Jeff Monford, director of the electrical company. “The question here is the possibility of connecting Sean to the air and connecting the cables,” he added, “o que se caiga un árbol”.

With information from NBC News j The Associated Press