Southern California wildfires slowing down amid higher humidity
The chief said that the higher humidity that has slowed the spread of the flames has actually hurt the firefighting effort in a way: There is too much moisture in the brush to ignite it for backfiring operations that burn fuel between the head of the fire and fire breaks.
The Line Fire grew to 20,553 acres Monday in Southern California's San Bernardino County, threatening thousands of structures ...
"I couldn’t be more proud of the work that the deputies assigned to the Highland station and the Cal ... incident commanders. "Today, cooler weather and smoke shading will moderate fire growth ...
Airport Fire initially started 1:21 p.m. Sep. 9 in Orange, Riverside County. After being active for 10 days, it has burned 23 ...
Crews are continuing to battle the rapidly spreading Line Fire in San Bernardino County following a state of emergency ...
Firefighters were making some progress Monday morning as they battled the Boyles Fire in Lake County that burned upwards of ...
An attack by more than 3,000 firefighters and increased humidity due to lower temperatures has put the 38,000-acre Line fire ...
Evacuation orders for the Airport Fire remain in Orange and Riverside counties, though some have been downgraded to warnings.
Although the massive Line fire in the San Bernardino National Forest is burning toward the resort community of Big Bear, ...
Thousands of firefighters strengthened containment lines around three wildfires in Southern California over the weekend as ...
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