Malibu Wildfire Forces Mass Evacuations as Franklin Fire Rages
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A rapidly spreading wildfire, known as the Franklin Fire, has forced thousands to evacuate in Malibu, California, as it threatens homes and businesses. Driven by Santa Ana winds and low humidity, the fire has already consumed 2,800 acres and destroyed at least seven structures. Over 1,000 first responders are battling the blaze, with critical fire weather conditions expected to persist through Wednesday. The fire highlights the increasing frequency of extreme fire weather days due to climate change.
- In photos: Malibu fire forces thousands to evacuate after exploding in size Axios
- LIVE: Franklin Fire in Malibu grows to more than 3,000 acres, homes destroyed ABC7 Los Angeles
- Firefighters struggle to contain fast-moving Malibu wildfire, prompting evacuation orders Fox News
- Through a window, Pepperdine students watch Malibu fire engulf campus Los Angeles Times
- Franklin Fire in Malibu explodes to 2,800 acres; some homes destroyed KTLA Los Angeles
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