California Faces Dangerous Fire Risks Through Weekend as Winds Rise
Red flag fire warnings have been raised and utilities have said they could need to cut power supplies. California wildfire risks are rising as the state’s annual wind season gets underway with gusts rolling out of the north that can fan any flame into an out-of-control blaze,
California utility giant PG&E Corp. started cutting power supplies to reduce the chances of the company’s equipment igniting ...
California has new tools to keep track of state wildfire resilience programs, including a Fuel Treatment Effectiveness Dashboard from Cal Fire.
The National Weather Service issued a "red flag warning" for northern California beginning Thursday night until Saturday ...
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The three major wildfires that swept through parts of Southern California last month are nearly extinguished, having ...
Ronnie Dean Stout II, the man accused of igniting California's fourth-largest wildfire in history, appeared in Butte County ...
PG&E, California’s largest utility provider, has warned upwards of around 32,000 customers in northern and central parts of ...
Widespread north winds quickly developed Thursday afternoon. Windy conditions are expected to continue across much of Northern California through Friday night. Those winds combined with dry air will ...
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Northern California forecast: Cooler day Thursday ahead of stronger winds FridayThursday will run cooler for Northern California ahead of stronger winds and an elevated fire risk on Friday. Meteorologist ...
PG&E is preparing to intentionally cut power as early as Thursday to thousands of customers in California to reduce hazards from power lines amid heightened wildfire risk, the utility company said.
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