Could get . Dixie is has already burned 1400 square miles of land. Dixie has destroyed nearly 600 homes. Its only about half contained at the moment. It is the second largest fire in california history. The Caldor Fire just outside of Lake Tahoe has destroyed even more homes. At least 622 homes and counting. It is raging right now toward even more populated areas. Only about 25 of the Caldor Fire is contained. Both of those fires have multiple Evacuation Orders and warnings in place. The Fire Season is just unrelenting and merciless. Firefighters working in basically inhuman conditions now for weeks on end fighting unprecedented fire after unprecedented fire. Just a huge devotion of resources, human and otherwise, and so far no end in sight. In the northeast we have watched all day as the Death Toll has climbed from the floods that left behind by the trailing ends of Hurricane Ida Last Night. This is Hurricane Idas remnants hitting the most densely populated part of the country. As it
Range to the other. The Dixie Fire is about a Hour Northwest of the Camp Fire. Remember when the Camp Fire burned multiple towns to ground in 2018 and that felt like the worst it could get . Dixie is, has already burned 1,400 square miles of land. Dixie has destroyed nearly 600 homes. It is only about half contained at the moment, and the second largest fire in california history. The Caldor Fire just outside of Lake Tahoe has destroyed more homes and at least 622 homes and counting. It is raging right now towards even more populated areas, and only 25 of the Caldor Fire is contained. Both of those fires have multiple Evacuation Warnings in place, but the Fire Season is just unrelenting and merciless. The firefighters are working in inhumane conditions for weeks on end and fighting unprecedented fire after unpres dencedented resources, human and otherwise, so far no end in sight. In the northeast, we have watched all day as the Death Toll has climbed, from the floods, that Left Behind
Fire burned multiple towns to the ground in 2018 and you felt like that was the worst that it could get . Dixie has already burned 1,400 square miles of land. Dixie has destroyed nearly 600 homes. Its only about half contained at the moment. It is the second largest fire in california history. The Caldor Fire just outside of Lake Tahoe has destroyed even more homes. At least 622 homes and counting. It is raging right now toward even more populated areas. Only about 25 of the Caldor Fire is contained. Both of those fires have multiple Evacuation Orders and warnings in place. But the Fire Season is just unrelenting and merciless. Firefighters working in basically inhuman conditions now for weeks on end fighting unprecedented fire after unprecedented fire. Just a huge devotion of resources, human and otherwise, and so far no end in sight. In the northeast we have watched all day as the Death Toll has climbed from the floods that left behind by the trailing ends of Hurricane Ida Last Night
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