Thousands of firefighters are currently battling a rapidly expanding wildfire in northern California, which more than doubled in size within just 24 hours. The blaze, which ignited earlier this week, has now become the largest wildfire in the United States this year.
The swift growth of the wildfire has posed significant challenges for fire crews, who are working around the clock to contain the flames and prevent further destruction. Winds and dry conditions have contributed to the rapid spread, endangering nearby communities and natural habitats.
Authorities have mobilized additional resources to support the ongoing firefighting efforts, including aerial support and backup teams from neighboring regions. The community remains on high alert as officials closely monitor the situation, urging residents to stay informed and follow safety protocols.
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California wildfire doubles within 24 hours, becomes largest in U.S.
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