A mountain fire broke out in California, burning the sky red
On the 21st local time, a fire broke out in palisade, Pacific, California. Nearly 200 residents have been evacuated. As of press time, the fire has been extinguished, but the fire threat has not been eliminated.
It is reported that on the morning of the 21st local time, the fire broke out in palisade, the Pacific Ocean. The initial fire area was 1 acre, and then quickly burned to 40 acres. Fire officials said that because the vegetation was dry, the fire spread up the mountain at the rate of nearly an acre per minute. Because of the fear of explosion, the fire department began to extinguish the fire after the fire was reduced a little. As of press time, the fire department had put out the fire.
Local police said that due to the excessive smoke, they had asked all residents on the mountain to evacuate, but one resident was taken to hospital due to moderate respiratory failure. The report said that in the bakery about a mile away from the fire, customers and employees said they smelled a pungent smell.
It is reported that the houses on the mountain face the Pacific Ocean, each worth millions of dollars, and some are expected to be destroyed. Pacific palisade is a coastal community west of Los Angeles, where many stars live.
Police said, 'the evacuation is only out of caution. The wind in this area is shifting. " But the police do not rule out that the upcoming 'Santa Ana wind' may bring new threats. " Santa Ana wind 'is a monsoon that appears in the valley of Southern California in autumn and winter. It is extremely dry and easy to cause mountain fires. It is locally known as' devil's wind'.
It is reported that the houses on the mountain face the Pacific Ocean, each worth millions of dollars, and some are expected to be destroyed. Pacific palisade is a coastal community west of Los Angeles, where many stars live.