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The Thomas fire could beat out the 1889 Santiago Canyon fire, which burned 300.000 acres. ... half of Southern California’s largest wildfires have occurred in the last 15 years, ...
The Thomas Fire is now the largest wildfire in California’s modern history after torching 273,400 acres. The blaze has surpassed the size of the Cedar Fire near San Diego, which destroyed ...
Thomas Fire: NASA images show progress on huge California blaze; The fire is 154 acres larger than California's previous fire record holder - the 2003 Cedar fire in San Diego County that killed 15 ...
One of the largest wildfires in California history broke out on December 4th — and it’s still raging. The Thomas Fire has been burning Ventura and Santa Barbara counties for 12 days now, and ...
The Thomas fire on Friday became California’s largest wildfire on record, burning 273,400 acres during its destructive march across Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. The fire eclipsed the 2003 ...
The Thomas Fire is now the third largest California wildfire since records began in 1932. It has grown to 420 square miles and destroyed more than 1,000 structures since it began on Dec. 4. David ...
The Thomas fire earned its place in history Friday when it reached 273,400 acres in its 19-day run from Santa Paula north toward Santa Barbara. ... Beekeepers feel the sting of California wildfire.
California's Thomas Fire 30 Percent Contained : The Two-Way The wildfire has burned through 238,500 acres and destroyed more than 700 homes. It's been burning for more than a week and is one of ...
The Thomas fire is threatening California's Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. By ABC News. December 15, 2017, 1:21 AM. 1:44.
Thomas Fire Is Now California's Largest Wildfire In History : The Two-Way State fire officials say the fire burning in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties is bigger than the previous record holder ...
The Thomas Fire, the biggest of a number of blazes currently burning in California, has torched 270,000 acres, making it the state's third-largest since reliable record-keeping began in 1932.