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The Gifford Fire has burned over 114,000 acres near Santa Maria, with 21% containment, prompting evacuations and road closures. A community meeting will be held on August 10 to update residents, and the fire remains a significant threat with ongoing firefighting efforts. The fire's cause is still unknown, and the area is under a public safety closure until 2026.
A large wildfire in California's Los Padres National Forest has burned over 72,000 acres, threatening hundreds of structures and causing evacuations, with firefighting efforts ongoing amid challenging weather conditions and investigation into the fire's cause.
A massive wildfire in central California, known as the Gifford Fire, has burned over 100 square miles in Los Padres National Forest, threatening around 450 structures, injuring three people, and causing evacuations, with firefighters battling challenging conditions to contain the blaze.
The Gifford Fire in San Luis Obispo County has burned over 65,000 acres, with evacuation warnings expanded and Highway 166 closed as firefighting efforts continue to contain the blaze, which is currently 3% contained and threatening structures.
The Gifford fire in California's Los Padres National Forest has burned nearly 50,000 acres, injured three people, threatened hundreds of structures, and remains only 3% contained amid hot, dry, and windy conditions, with firefighting efforts ongoing.
The Gifford fire in Los Padres National Forest has burned nearly 40,000 acres in three days, with efforts ongoing to contain it amid challenging conditions; injuries have been reported among firefighters and civilians, and the fire's cause is under investigation. The incident has also sparked political criticism regarding federal wildfire management funding.
The Gifford Fire in Los Padres National Forest, California, has burned over 23,000 acres due to dry conditions and warm weather, with multiple ignition points along Highway 166. Firefighters are actively battling the blaze, which remains only 5% contained, and evacuations have been ordered for nearby residents. The fire poses risks to local communities and infrastructure, with the potential to spread further if conditions persist.