Rapidly

In a dramatic turn of events, a wildfire has erupted north of Los Angeles, consuming over 9,400 acres—an area nearly on par with 38 square kilometers. Fueled by fierce winds and parched vegetation, this blaze has led to mandatory evacuation orders affecting more than 31,000 residents, sending them scurrying for safety. Dubbed the Hughes Fire, this inferno is located approximately 80 kilometers north of Los Angeles. It has become an added burden for firefighters who, until now, had managed to wrestle two other major blazes…