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The Pacific Palisades fire has rapidly ballooned in size to cover more than 1,200 acres, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
It began shortly before 11 a.m. PST Tuesday, when the brush fire covered around ten acres.
Around 30,000 residents of the Los Angeles neighborhood of Pacific Palisades have been told to evacuate immediately. "Evacuate now from the area of Palisades Area. Those not in the evacuation area should shelter in place. Evacuation order for Palisades Fire," the Los Angeles Fire Department said on X, formerly Twitter.
This event is caused by strong Santa Ana winds and low humidity, fueling extreme wildfire risks.
"It's a near worst-case scenario for #PacificPalisades with 46-55 mph winds pushing a brush fire into multiple neighborhoods," Paul Deanno, meteorologist for Los Angeles CBS stations KCBS and KCAL, wrote in a post to X, formerly Twitter.
President Joe Biden has canceled his trip to California's Eastern Coachella Valley amid the bush fire and dangerously high winds.
What to Know:
- The Palisades Fire began before 11 a.m. southeast of Palisades Drive and has grown to 1,200 acres with no containment reported.
- Evacuations are underway due to the potential threat to life and property, according to Cal Fire.
- A severe windstorm with gusts up to 100 mph in higher elevations is fueling the fire, alongside dry, low-humidity conditions across Southern California.
- Authorities urge residents in affected areas to evacuate immediately for their safety.
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Jan 07, 2025 at 08:00 PM EST
IN PICTURES: Devastating Pacific Palisades fire as it destroys multiple homes, and fire crews battle to contain it
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Jan 07, 2025 at 07:55 PM EST
NASA images reveal most dangerous fires share overlooked trait
Wildfires can be extremely destructive and deadly, but some types of fire are more dangerous than others.
"Fast fires", which are defined as blazes that grow by at least six square miles in a single day are the most hazardous form of wildfire, causing more damage than most other fires.
NASA images, captured by the MODIS (Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) sensors on the Aqua and Terra satellites, reveal how much ground a fast fire can cover in a single day, showing the growing borders of the Northwest Oklahoma Complex fires in March 2017, which were started by striking lightning.
Between March 6 and March 7, these blazes—including the Starbuck, 283, Selman and Beaver fires—grew by up to 827 square miles in a single day.
Jan 07, 2025 at 07:46 PM EST
Palisades is the second fire to hit the area within a month
The Palisades Fire is the second major fire to hit the Los Angeles area within a month.
The Franklin Fire, which began on December 9, swept through 4,000 acres in just 48 hours, destroying or damaging at least 15 structures, and sparking panic as it came close to Pepperdine University.
Thousands were evacuated from the Malibu area and parts of the Pacific Coast Highway had to be closed down.
Jan 07, 2025 at 07:39 PM EST
‘We are not out of danger,’ warns fire chief
Los Angeles County Fire Chief Marrone warned residents "we are not out of danger" yet.
"The National Weather Service has predicted that the winds are going to pick up and get worse," Marrone said at the press conference in Pacific Palisades.
"We're going to have the most significant wind event between 10 p.m. [PST] this evening and 5 a.m. tomorrow morning."
Jan 07, 2025 at 07:36 PM EST
No injuries reported so far, according to LAFD
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The Los Angeles County Fire Department say they have not received any reports of injuries so far in the Pacific Palisades fire.
Jan 07, 2025 at 07:30 PM EST
More than 10,000 homes at risk from fire
Los Angeles Fire Chief Kristin M. Crowley confirmed that numerous homes had been destroyed or damaged in the Palisades Fire today.
While she could not provide exact figures on the damage, she told reporters that 10,367 homes were threatened by the blaze which has exploded in size to consume 1,200 acres.
Jan 07, 2025 at 07:27 PM EST
Gov Newsom urges Trump ‘not to play politics’ over federal aid when he takes office
Gov. Gavin Newsom told reporters at a Tuesday press conference that "it didn't take more than a text message" for President Biden to approve federal fire assistance for this disaster.
"No politics, no handwringing, no kissing of the feet."
The Democratic California governor also urged Donald Trump and his administration not to "play politics" when it came to similarly granting aid.
"My message to the incoming administration, and I'm not here to play any politics, is please don't play any politics," Newsom said.
Jan 07, 2025 at 07:24 PM EST
Chief Crowley urges LA residents to be prepared in case winds change
Chief Crowley urged L.A. residents to be prepared in case the winds changed and suddenly their homes were threatened by the fire.
Speaking at a Tuesday afternoon press conference, Crowley said residents in other areas could be ordered to evacuate if the fire's path changed tonight.
Jan 07, 2025 at 07:20 PM EST
LA’s iconic Getty Museum closes under threat of fire
Los Angeles' iconic Getty Museum, known as the Getty Villa, has announced it is closed its doors under the threat of the Pacific Palisades fire.
Photos taken early Tuesday afternoon show smoke from the fire near the entrance of the Villa.
A spokesperson told Newsweek in an email: "The Getty Villa is now closed to non-emergency staff. It is already closed to the public on Tuesdays. We are in ongoing contact with LAFD and closely monitoring the situation. We will provide updates as available."
First opened in 1974, the Getty Villa hosts a collection of more than 44,000 objects, including ancient Roman and Greek art.
Jan 07, 2025 at 07:12 PM EST
Pacific Palisades wildfire maps show blaze exploding in size
Ripping brush fires erupted Tuesday in Southern California amid punishing wind gusts, prompting evacuation orders in multiple zones.
The wildfires were initially estimated to engulf around 200 acres, but officials later said the flames had spread to 771.6 acres.
Evacuation orders were first issued for one zone, shown below in red, as Los Angeles officials warned of an "immediate threat to life."
Through the afternoon, officials issued evacuation orders for several more zones as firefighters worked to contain the blaze.
By 5:32 p.m. ET Tuesday, the fire had spread from 200 acres to more than 771.
By 7 p.m. ET, the fire has expanded once more to over 1,200 acres.
Read in full from Sonam Sheth on Newsweek.
Jan 07, 2025 at 07:02 PM EST
Dozens of homes destroyed in just one street
Dozens of homes have been wiped out by the Pacific Palisades fire in just one street - as scores more are engulfed by flames across the neighborhood.
CBS News' Jonathan Vigliotti shared video of houses on fire in Las Lomas Ave, as he said that fire crews had struggled to reach many neighborhoods because of blocked roads.
Jan 07, 2025 at 06:55 PM EST
Palisades fire balloons in size to stretch to over 1,200 acres
The Pacific Palisades fire has ballooned in size to cover over 1,200 acres.
The blaze was around ten acres when it began this morning, shortly before 11 a.m.
It has since exploded in size, thanks to the current low humidity and sustained, strong winds.
Jan 07, 2025 at 06:53 PM EST
30,000 people ordered to evacuate
Evacuation orders are in place for around 30,000 residents, LAFD Fire Chief Kristin M. Crowley said today.
Around 10,000 households are at risk from the Palisades Fire which has exploded in size from a ten-acre blaze this morning, to over 1,000 acres this afternoon.
Crowley added that low humidity and the sustained, strong winds are "making it extremely challenging," for fire crews.
Jan 07, 2025 at 06:42 PM EST
Hundreds of cars abandoned on Sunset Boulevard as people flee fire
Hundreds of cars have reportedly been abandoned on Sunset Boulevard as drivers fled the fire on foot.
There had been significant gridlock due to the mass evacuations earlier as residents tried to flee the encroaching Palisades fire.
The California Fire Department is reportedly working with L.A. county to use bulldozers to clear the roads for emergency vehicles, according to climate scientist Dr. Daniel Swain.
Jan 07, 2025 at 06:37 PM EST
California to get hit by ‘most destructive windstorm in over a decade’ tonight
California is forecast to get hit by the most destructive windstorm it has faced in over a decade tonight.
The National Weather Service warned it expects strong and damaging northeast sustained winds of up to 50 mph to begin this afternoon and continue through Wednesday morning.
The winds are likely to only further spread the Palisades fire, which has already expanded to over 770 acres.
It may also down trees and powerlines, risking more fires and power outages.
"This will likely be the most destructive windstorm seen since 2011 windstorm that did extensive damage to Pasadena and nearby foothills of the San Gabriel Valley," the NWS said.
"Any communities along Highway 118 and 210 corridors will be at highest risk for comparable wind damage."
Jan 07, 2025 at 06:29 PM EST
What is a Red Flag Warning?
The National Weather Service's Red Flag Warning means that critical fire weather conditions are either occurring now, or imminently.
"Use extreme caution with anything that can spark a wildfire. Residents near wildland interfaces should be prepared to evacuate if a wildfire breaks out," the service warns.
Visit readyforwildfire.org and wildfirerisk.org for information.
Jan 07, 2025 at 06:25 PM EST
Map shows California under windy advisory and red flag warning
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A National Weather Service (NWS) map shows that parts of California are under Red Flag Warnings for "extremely critical fire weather conditions."
Much of the state, as well Nevada and Arizona, are also under Wind Advisories.
The NWS warning stated, "A very strong, widespread, and destructive north to northeast windstorm will bring Extremely Critical fire weather conditions to many areas of Los Angeles and eastern Ventura counties into early Wednesday afternoon.
"This is a PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS SITUATION (PDS) Red Flag Warning event in many areas, with the combination of very strong upper level wind support, tightening offshore pressure gradients (LAX-Daggett peaking at - 7 to -8 mb), and moderate cold air advection."
"The strongest winds with this event are expected to be this evening into early Wednesday afternoon when widespread damaging wind gusts of 50 to 80 mph are likely."
"The San Gabriel mountains, Santa Susana mountains, and foothills of the San Gabriel/San Fernando Valleys will likely see areas of destructive wind gusts between 80 and 100 mph!"
Jan 07, 2025 at 06:16 PM EST
Is January a strange time to get Santa Ana winds?
Although Santa Ana winds typically peak in October, they can occur anytime from late September through early spring.
January events are not unusual, especially in La Niña years like this one. La Niña conditions, marked by cooler-than-normal sea surface temperatures in the equatorial Pacific, tend to bring drier weather to Southern California.
"Being dry in southern areas and wetter in northern areas of the state follows along with what we can typically expect when we have La Niña," Laber said. "La Niña conditions are anticipated to continue through the winter."
Jan 07, 2025 at 06:11 PM EST
LAFD preparing to hold a press conference to provide update on fire
The Los Angeles Fire Department is preparing to hold a press conference to provide updates on the Palisades fire.
The presser is expected to begin at 3.30 p.m. local time (6.30 p.m. ET).
Jan 07, 2025 at 06:07 PM EST
Gov. Newsom on the ground in Pacific Palisades
California Governor Gavin Newsom has confirmed he is on the ground in the Pacific Palisades, in L.A.
Newsom said in a post on X, that he was getting briefed on the fire by the California Department of Forest and Fire Protection, and urged Californians in the affected areas to "stay alert and follow evacuation orders from local authorities."
The governor also shared a clip of himself in the Palisades on front of the fire and huge plumes of smoke.
Jan 07, 2025 at 06:00 PM EST
Do Santa Ana winds only affect California?
Santa Ana winds are specific to Southern California, but similar wind events occur globally. In the Rocky Mountains, Chinook winds bring rapid warming and dry air, often melting snow.
In Europe, Foehn winds share these characteristics. These winds occur when air is forced downward from high elevations, warming and drying out as it descends and is compressed.
Jan 07, 2025 at 05:54 PM EST
‘Extremely critical’ fire-weather conditions expected across parts of southern California
The NWS Storm Prediction Center has warned of "extremely critical" fire-weather conditions across parts of southern California tomorrow as the Palisades fire continues to rage across the state.
Today's powerful winds, that have fanned the flames to rapidly expand the fire to encompass more than 700 acres, will worsen tomorrow.
"Tomorrow, January 8th Santa Ana winds are ongoing and expected to intensify through Thursday," the center said on X.
Jan 07, 2025 at 05:50 PM EST
Palisades fire can be seen from space
Satellite footage appears to show the Pacific Palisades fire from space.
Smoke from the blaze, which has expanded to more than 700 acres since it began this morning, can be seen over the L.A. area.
"A major conflagration has developed in Pacific Palisades, CA. Frightening to see the smoke plume on satellite imagery," storm chasing X account, Falcon Storm Chasing, posted.
Jan 07, 2025 at 05:43 PM EST
Actor James Woods shares video of flames surrounding his home
Actor James Woods has shared footage of flames encroaching on his L.A. home.
The Videodrome star shared a clip on X, that showed huge, orange flames flickering from just below his property's deck.
The air looks thick with smokes from the blaze.
"Hopefully your windows are closed," the actor warned during the clip.
Jan 07, 2025 at 05:38 PM EST
What causes Santa Ana winds?
Santa Ana winds form when strong high-pressure systems in the interior West force cooler air downslope toward Southern California. The temperature of the air rises as it descends, and its relative humidity drops, creating warm and dry conditions.
For this event, a high-pressure system over the Great Basin is combining with a developing storm in northwestern Mexico.
"The strong winds will be a product of the greater weather setup," AccuWeather meteorologist Gwen Fieweger said in the advisory.
These conditions can sustain the gusty winds for 12–24 hours, though stronger events may persist for days.
Jan 07, 2025 at 05:35 PM EST
What are Santa Ana winds?
Santa Ana winds are dry, powerful winds that sweep across Southern California from inland deserts to the coast.
These winds are fueled by high-pressure systems over the Great Basin, where cooler air flows toward lower elevations near the Los Angeles Basin. As the air moves downslope, it compresses, heats and dries, creating conditions ripe for wildfires and property damage.
Santa Ana Winds can be powerful enough to damage utility lines, buildings and trees while spreading wildfires at alarming speeds.
Jan 07, 2025 at 05:28 PM EST
Terrifying clip shows sun blotted out by smoke during drive through Palisades
A new video captured a terrifying drive through the Palisades fire.
"This was the drive down towards sunset," legal executive Kelsey Trainor posted on X, alongside the video.
"Fire all around and jumped to both sides of the road. Got even worse. People ran from behind us bc there was no movement anywhere for an hour. Flames and ash all around."
Jan 07, 2025 at 05:20 PM EST
Map reveals areas under evacuation orders over Palisades fire
A map, from the California Department of Forestry and Fire, shows the areas currently under evacuation orders due to the 300-acre Palisades Fire.
The fire has spread to both sides of Palisades Drive, impacting areas near Chastain Parkway East and Calle Brittany in Los Angeles County.
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Jan 07, 2025 at 05:17 PM EST
Palisades fire has grown to 300 acres
The Palisades fire has grown to 300 acres, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.
The LAPD confirmed the fire is continuing to grow.
So far, there is no information of the containment of the fire.
Jan 07, 2025 at 05:11 PM EST
Full list of evacuation zones for Palisades fire
Residents of Pacific Palisades, a neighborhood in Los Angeles, are being told to evacuate Tuesday amid a large brush fire.
"Evacuate now from the area of Palisades Area. Those not in the evacuation area should shelter in place. Evacuation order for Palisades Fire," the Los Angeles Fire Department said on X, formerly Twitter.
California Department of Forestry and Fire Evacuation Orders (a lawful order to leave the area) are in effect for the following zones:
- LOS-Q0767
- MAL-C111-B
- SSM-U010-A
- SSM-U010-B
Evacuation Warnings (for people who require additional time to evacuate and those with pets and livestock who should leave now) are in effect for the following zones:
- MAL-C111-A
- RMB-U030-A
- TOP-U007
- TOP-U008
- TOP-U009
An evacuation center is open for evacuees and accepts small animals at the Westwood Recreation Center, located at 1350 S Sepulveda Blvd 900, Los Angeles, CA 90025.
Jan 07, 2025 at 05:07 PM EST
WATCH: Giant smoke plume from Palisades fire visible throughout Los Angeles
Jan 07, 2025 at 05:00 PM EST
Fire reaches Palisades fire station
Fire crews responded to calls that one of their own L.A. fire stations was ablaze.
Firefighters reportedly arrives to find the fire had reached the area and was burning around the station.
The building itself has not been affected.
Crews are working to put out the blaze around the station, according to reporter Gigi Graciette.
Jan 07, 2025 at 04:53 PM EST
Forecasters warned Southern California was at ‘extreme wildfire risk’ hours before Palisades blaze
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Forecasters had warned that the area was at an "extreme wildfire risk" just hours before the Palisades blaze erupted.
A map made by AccuWeather meteorologists showed that parts of Southern California will see winds up to 100 mph on Tuesday, putting it at high risk of fire.
Within hours of the map's creation, a fire was reported in the Pacific Palisades.
Santa Ana winds are strong, dangerous winds that blow through from the mountains to the coast of Southern California. Only a month ago, Santa Ana winds spurred the Franklin Fire in Malibu in December that quickly encompassed thousands of acres and endangered countless homes.
The map shows that parts of Southern California expecting 50 to 70 mph winds include Santa Clarita, Ventura, Los Angeles, Riverside, and Hemet. There is a wider spread area of 30 to 50 mph winds that extends to Mohave, Frazier Park, Coachella, San Diego and down to Tijuana in Baja California, Mexico.
Meteorologists are warning that some gusts could reach up to 100 mph, which is equivalent to the strength of a Category 2 hurricane.
The winds are caused by high pressure over the Great Basin and a storm system that is developing in northwestern Mexico. The combined atmospheric conditions will create the environment for Santa Ana winds.
Jan 07, 2025 at 04:48 PM EST
Palisades fire is ‘near worst-case scenario,’ meteorologist warns
A fire ripping through a wealthy area of Los Angeles is accompanied by "near worst-case scenario" weather conditions, according to a meteorologist.
A brush fire broke out in Pacific Palisades, California, around 10:30 a.m. Tuesday and quickly spread to encompass 200 acres, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD).
Amid concerns that strong winds would help spread the fire, mandatory evacuation orders were issued in the affluent area, which is on the coast and in the mountains north of Santa Monica.
"It's a near worst-case scenario for #PacificPalisades with 46-55 mph winds pushing a brush fire into multiple neighborhoods. Evacuation ORDERS have just been issued," Paul Deanno, meteorologist for Los Angeles CBS stations KCBS and KCAL, wrote in a post to X, formerly Twitter.
Less than two hours after the brush fire began, the LAFD had issued mandatory evacuation orders for a large area extending from the mountainous portion where the fire started to the Pacific Coast Highway, where traffic was shut down in both directions.
Read in full from Aila Slisco on Newsweek.
Jan 07, 2025 at 04:43 PM EST
Video shows huge wall of smoke rolling over the mountains
Video, shot from the L.A. offices of Variety magazine, show a huge wall of smoke rolling over the Santa Monica Mountains.
The smoke plume, which appears to hundreds of feet high, towers over the nearby buildings in the footage.
"View from our office. The Pallisades are on fire,' Jazz Tangcay, Senior Artisans Editor at Variety, posted on X.
Jan 07, 2025 at 04:38 PM EST
Live map shows powerful winds fanning Palisades fire
A live map reveals the powerful winds whipping up the Palisades Fire across California.
Wind gusts of over 50 m.p.h. have already been measured across Ventura and L.A. counties today, according to the map from Windy.com.
Forecasters have warned they are likely to get worse through the evening.
Jan 07, 2025 at 04:28 PM EST
Fire officials urging evacuees to take a very specific route out of Pacific Palisades
Fire officials are urging evacuees to take a very specific route out of Pacific Palisades to try and avoid the fire.
Residents are asked to leave the area;
- south on Palisades Drive
- then west on Sunset Boulevard
- and south on Pacific Coast Highway
Jan 07, 2025 at 04:20 PM EST
Footage captures home in flames in Pacific Palisades
Footage, shared by Fox L.A. reporter Matt Seedorff, captured a home in flames as the Pacific Palisades wire continues to spread.
"Flames are growing in Pacific Palisades and engulfing homes. Currently this is the situation on Shadow Mountain Drive," Seedoff posted alongside the clip on X.
Jan 07, 2025 at 04:14 PM EST
It ‘will get worse before it gets better,’ warns UCLA climate scientist
The Santa Ana winds fanning the Palisades Fire are only likely to get stronger, UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain told reporters.
"The peak winds are still 12 hours away," Swain said. "Just about everything is going to get worse before it gets better."
The winds have been fueling the fire that has sparked evacuations across the Pacific Palisades area.
Jan 07, 2025 at 04:11 PM EST
Biden cancels trip as brush fires explode across southern California
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President Joe Biden on Tuesday canceled a trip to California's Eastern Coachella Valley due to dangerously high winds that have raised the risk of wildfires in the area.
A windstorm that forecasters have described as life-threatening has caused brush fires to erupt across Los Angeles.
Biden was scheduled to appear at an event announcing the creation of two new national monuments that will honor Native American tribes.
Read in full from Jon Jackson on Newsweek.
Jan 07, 2025 at 04:02 PM EST
Wildfire prompts full evacuation of Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles
The fire is spreading across Palisades Drive, with active flames on both sides of the road. In response to the rapidly advancing blaze, the Los Angeles City Fire Department has issued immediate evacuation orders for several zones, including areas near Pacific Coast Highway.
Evacuation warnings have been placed for nearby areas, urging residents with pets or livestock to leave as a precaution. No team has been assigned for incident management yet, and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. An evacuation center has been set up at the Westwood Recreation Center for those affected by the fire. Authorities continue to monitor the situation, and further updates will be provided as they become available.
Jan 07, 2025 at 03:57 PM EST
Car appears to be burning in footage
A vehicle appears to be burning in a video shared by NBC Los Angeles from the scene of the fire.
Jan 07, 2025 at 03:50 PM EST
Firefighter reportedly down while battling Palisades Fire in Pacific Palisades
A firefighter has reportedly been injured while battling the Palisades Fire in Pacific Palisades, California.
Emergency responder communications indicated that the firefighter was down during the firefight, but details of the incident remain unclear.
Jan 07, 2025 at 03:45 PM EST
Smoke visible from Santa Monica
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Smoke from a rapidly spreading fire in Pacific Palisades was visible from Santa Monica on Tuesday. The fire, which erupted near Palisades Drive, quickly grew to 200 acres, prompting a mandatory evacuation order for nearby residents.
Jan 07, 2025 at 03:41 PM EST
Getty Villa impacted by Pacific Palisades fire, reports say
Emergency scanner traffic from the Los Angeles Fire Department indicates that the Getty Villa may be affected by the fast-moving Pacific Palisades fire, though details remain unclear.
No official statement has been released regarding the extent of the Getty Villa's involvement.
Jan 07, 2025 at 03:39 PM EST
Pepperdine monitors wildfire near Malibu campus
Pepperdine University officials shared that they were closely monitoring the Palisades wildfire when it first began to burn.
At the time, the fire posed no threat to the university's Malibu campus, though the smoke was visible from the area. The university has not issued any evacuation orders at this time.
Jan 07, 2025 at 03:36 PM EST
Brush fire erupts in Pacific Palisades, evacuations ordered
A 200-acre brush fire broke out Tuesday morning in Pacific Palisades, California, threatening homes and prompting mandatory evacuations as powerful Santa Ana winds swept the region.
The fire, reported near North Piedra Morada Drive, spread rapidly, fueled by gusts reaching up to 80 mph. Residents in affected areas were ordered to evacuate, with an emergency shelter set up at Westwood Recreation Center.
The Los Angeles Fire Department deployed extensive resources, including helicopters and Super Scoopers, to battle the flames. Smoke from the fire was visible as far as Malibu, though Pepperdine University officials noted no immediate threat to the campus.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Jan 07, 2025 at 03:34 PM EST
Vegetation fire ignites near Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles
A vegetation fire broke out near Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California, on Tuesday. The blaze is visible in photos shared on X, showcasing smoke rising near the iconic ballpark.
Authorities are monitoring the fire as crews work to contain it. No immediate threat to the stadium has been reported, but residents nearby are advised to stay vigilant.
This comes as Southern California remains under heightened fire risk due to dry conditions and strong winds.
Jan 07, 2025 at 03:32 PM EST
Live cameras capture Palisades Fire in Southern California
Live footage is capturing the rapid growth of the Palisades Fire, which erupted Tuesday in Southern California amid an extreme red flag warning. The blaze, located near Pacific Palisades, is being fueled by powerful winds and dry conditions.
The Weather Channel reports that the region is under a red flag warning due to high fire risk, with gusts of up to 100 mph forecast in higher elevations. Authorities are urging residents to stay alert as evacuations are underway in areas threatened by the fire.
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