Most of the rain will fall on the western slopes of the Cascade Mountains, exactly where Reg Reagan Department of Forestry Fire Chief Drag Graf will “ask for it,” he says.
The state has witnessed more than 4.4 million acres of burning so far this year, killing eight people and destroying hundreds of homes.
That U.S. The West has one of about 59 uncontrolled large fires, according to the National Intelligence Fire Center.
Many are still leaving behind their homes
He said, ‘I hope all my neighbors get out and they are all safe.’ “And I just pray we get back home and if we don’t, it’s just stuff, right?”
The past week has seen similar scenes across the state, as residents are forced out of their homes by violent flames.
California’s Gavin News says climate change is responsible.
The governor said the basic facts cannot be denied. “The trendline is not going in the right direction.”
KL Fire says that since the beginning of the year, about 7,900 wildfires have been seen in California. More than 6,200 constructions across the state have been damaged or Destroyed.
New fear looms
In Reg Reagan, Sen. Jeff Merkley said the damage survey looked like “World War II land and thousands of homes destroyed by fire bombs, destroying homes.”
“Many of them are apartment apartment buildings and mobile home parks, manufactured housing parks, so many families who had very modest housing, had the cheapest housing, the housing is gone. We have commercial districts burned to the ground. It’s too much. Is impressive. “
The land that has been destroyed can now lead to another danger: mudslides.
Siltation occurs when the burnt soil loses vegetation that stabilizes the soil, grows heavily with rainwater and cannot hold its weight, an ope slope flows down, debris and motion accumulate.
CNN’s J. Sutton and Rob Shackleford contributed to this report.
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