California is certainly no stranger to devastating wildfires, and the most recent Kincade Fire is no exception. Over the past week, residents of Northern California have had to evacuate their homes as the wildfire progresses and rapidly worsens. Here’s more on the latest development in California’s wine country.
ABC10 / YouTube The town of Geyserville, which is north of San Francisco, has been forced to evacuate after overnight conditions and hurricane-level winds have propelled the devastating wildfire.
ABC10 / YouTube The extreme winds, which measured in at 96 miles per hour have also prompted evacuations in Santa Rosa, Bodega Bay, and Calistoga in Napa County.
Mercury News / YouTube It’s estimated that the fire spread to over 30,000 acres overnight. In hopes of preventing further fires, PG&E has cut off power to over 2 million homes in the Bay Area.
To see more on this natural disaster, take a look at this ABC 10 footage:
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The town of Geyserville, which is north of San Francisco, has been forced to evacuate after overnight conditions and hurricane-level winds have propelled the devastating wildfire.
The extreme winds, which measured in at 96 miles per hour have also prompted evacuations in Santa Rosa, Bodega Bay, and Calistoga in Napa County.
Mercury News / YouTube
It’s estimated that the fire spread to over 30,000 acres overnight. In hopes of preventing further fires, PG&E has cut off power to over 2 million homes in the Bay Area.
Mercury News also offers a video clip showing the devastation:
Our thoughts are with anyone who may be affected by this devastating wildfire. To stay up to date on the latest evacuations, be sure to click here.
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