Fire In California Today 2025. Map Of Fires In California 2025 Projections Joete Marena The 2025 fire season started in early January when a powerful Santa Ana wind event brought extreme winds to much of Southern California, [5] causing multiple fires to spread rapidly throughout the Greater Los Angeles area, destroying thousands of structures and burning over 50,000 acres The fire outlook for California from February through May 2025 indicates varying conditions between the northern and southern regions
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New fire: The Kenneth Fire, briefly named the Kennis Fire, spread to over 790 acres on the border of Los Angeles and Ventura counties, according to an incident page from the California Department. The additional fatality was attributed to the Palisades Fire, bringing its total to 12 deaths, while 17 people died in the Eaton Fire in the Altadena area of LA County
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A home and the remains of homes destroyed by the Palisades Fire are seen Thursday, Jan The 2025 fire season started in early January when a powerful Santa Ana wind event brought extreme winds to much of Southern California, [5] causing multiple fires to spread rapidly throughout the Greater Los Angeles area, destroying thousands of structures and burning over 50,000 acres The fire outlook for California from February through May 2025 indicates varying conditions between the northern and southern regions
Fairview Fire two dead, thousands of acres burned south of Hemet, California Wildfire Today. New fire: The Kenneth Fire, briefly named the Kennis Fire, spread to over 790 acres on the border of Los Angeles and Ventura counties, according to an incident page from the California Department. the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department warned.
Fairview Fire two dead, thousands of acres burned south of Hemet, California Wildfire Today. The Palisades Fire has impacted more than 23,700 acres and the Eaton Fire has impacted about 14,117 acres. Los Angeles Fire Department's Mike Alvarez works on extinguishing hot spots in the aftermath of the Palisades Fire as a Malibu resident, top right, watches the sunset from atop his beachfront home along the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, Calif., Sunday, Jan