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Gifford Fire in California continues to impact thousands of acres of land
The Gifford Fire burning in California is impacting tens of thousands of acres of land and is being fed by hot, dry conditions. It even produced a wild smoke tornado at one point. Smoke fills the air as the Gifford Fire continues to burn close to Highway 166 and residential areas.
At the end of Sunday, Aug. 3, the wildfire was mapped at 65,061 acres (101 square miles) — an increase of more than 25,000 ...
The blaze injured three people, put hundreds under evacuation orders and threatened 460 structures, officials said.
High winds, low humidity, and high temperatures continue to increase fire weather concerns around the Gifford fire. Plus ...
The Gifford Fire has now grown to nearly 50,000 acres and is only 3% contained. It is burning east of Santa Maria.
The Gifford fire, which has been fueled by dry conditions and warm weather, has spread to two counties, officials said.
Evacuation warnings and orders are in effect for the Gifford Fire and Highway 166 remains closed as of Sunday morning.
The Gifford Fore has climbed over 45,000 acres with minimal containment Monday morning. High pressure and heat still dominate the forecast for the week.
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