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environment1 year ago

Mountain Fire Devastates Over 200 Structures Amid Containment Efforts

The Mountain fire in Ventura County has destroyed 207 structures and caused over $6 million in agricultural losses, primarily affecting avocado, citrus, and raspberry fields. The fire, which has burned 20,630 acres, is now 48% contained, with officials optimistic about maintaining control despite upcoming wind challenges. The community faces a long recovery process, but no fatalities have been reported, and only minor injuries occurred.

via Los Angeles Times|
#agriculturalloss#environment#firecontainment
environment1 year ago

California Wildfires: Satellite Images Reveal Devastation Amid Mass Evacuations

The Mountain fire in Ventura County has devastated Camarillo Heights, destroying 132 structures and damaging 88 more. Satellite images reveal the extent of the destruction, with entire neighborhoods reduced to ashes. The fire, fueled by dangerous Santa Ana winds, has grown to over 20,400 acres, forcing thousands to evacuate. Although winds are expected to ease, the fire remains only 7% contained, threatening over 11,700 structures.

via Los Angeles Times|
#camarilloheights#environment#mountainfire
environment1 year ago

Raging Ventura Fire Forces Mass Evacuations and Destroys Homes

The Mountain Fire in Ventura County, driven by strong Santa Ana winds, has rapidly spread to over 10,000 acres, prompting mandatory evacuations and threatening numerous homes. The fire, which started near Moorpark, has jumped Highway 118 and is moving towards Camarillo Heights, with concerns it could reach the Pacific Ocean. Evacuation orders are in place for several areas, and shelters have been set up for residents and animals. Firefighters are working to contain the blaze, with federal aid authorized to support firefighting efforts. Red flag conditions are expected to persist until Thursday evening.

via LAist|
#environment#evacuations#mountainfire
environment-and-weather2 years ago

"Massive Waves and Coastal Flooding Batter California Beaches"

Southern California faced another round of high surf and coastal flooding, prompting warnings and potential evacuations in Ventura County. Massive waves up to 33 feet hit various parts of the coastline, leading to beach and pier closures. While no evacuations were ordered, the tumultuous conditions resulted in injuries and property damage, with emergency services and the National Weather Service responding to the situation. The surf is expected to subside as the week progresses.

via New York Post |
##californiafloods#coastalevacuation
local-news2 years ago

"California Coastline Battered by High Waves, Prompting Closures and Evacuations"

An evacuation warning for Ventura County's coastline was lifted on Saturday evening after concerns of high surf and flooding. The Ventura County Fire Department had issued the warning for areas along the Pacific Coast Highway but now encourages people to stay away from coastal areas despite the lifted warning. The National Weather Service had also issued a coastal flood warning, and all city, state, and county beaches and parks along the coastline are closed through December 31st. Residents had faced increased wave heights of 10 to 15 feet, leading to potential hazards like large breaking waves and rip currents. Sandbag locations were made available for residents to protect their property.

via KEYT|
##evacuationwarning#flooding
environment-and-weather2 years ago

"California Coastline Battered by Storms, Prompting Evacuations and Surfer Warnings"

Ventura County, California, issued an evacuation warning for beach residents due to high surf and coastal flood warnings, with waves reaching 10 to 15 feet and potentially up to 20 feet. The warning, affecting areas along the Pacific Coast Highway, was lifted before 3 p.m. but significant flooding and damage to coastal structures were possible. Residents reported unusually large waves, and a hotel's first floor was damaged. Safety measures included closing the Manhattan Beach Pier and providing sandbags for potential flooding. The high surf conditions were part of a storm system passing through Southern California, with another storm expected to bring light rain on New Year's Day.

via KABC-TV|
##coastalflooding#environment-and-weather