One the most destructive wildfires in California history, the Carr fire, is still raging with only about 40% of it contained while elsewhere in the state, especially in the north, fires continue to expand. Overnight a seventh person was reported killed by the Carr fire as another in the north of

California's Shasta County is dealing with the 6th-worst fire in state history, which has killed 6 people and burned over 130,000 acres. The Carr fire, which is just 39% contained and being fought by oiver 4,300 fire personnel, has destroyed over 1,500 structures and is threatening another 1,300.

Несколько дней борются с огненной стихией в округе Шаста (Калифорния). Пожар, получивший имя «Карр» (Carr fire), унес жизнь 6 человек и разрушил более 800 домов, заняв 9-е место в списке самых масштабных огненных бедствий в США. По предварительной версии, роковое возгорание вызвали не погодные

As California battles its 7th most destructive wildfire in state history, Mendocino County resident Dylan Duarte captured a giant mushroom cloud rising above hills in the distance.  #RanchFire #RiverFire #MendocinoComplex Driving west on Lakeport Boulevard. pic.twitter.com/O1c7QYjRBY — Dylan