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Will the Line Fire in San Bernardino County grow to over 25,000 acres by September 15, 2024?
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Line Fire•San Bernardino County•Highland•California•East Highland•Running Springs•Arrowbear•Highway 38•Calle Del Rio•San Bernardino National Forest•CAL FIRE•Strike Team•LAFD•American Red Cross
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Line Fire in San Bernardino County Grows to Over 17,000 Acres, 0% Contained, Prompts Evacuations
Sep 7, 2024, 06:47 PM
The Line Fire in San Bernardino County has rapidly expanded, growing from 172 acres to over 17,000 acres with 0% containment. The wildfire, which began near Highland, California, has prompted multiple evacuation orders and warnings for various neighborhoods, including East Highland, Running Springs, and Arrowbear, as well as areas near Highway 38 and Calle Del Rio. The fire is being managed under a unified command between San Bernardino National Forest and CAL FIRE, with over 628 personnel assigned to the effort. Extreme heat, with temperatures reaching near 110°F, and strong winds have exacerbated the situation, leading to unhealthy air quality in nearby areas. Firefighting resources from local, state, and federal agencies have been deployed, including a Strike Team from LAFD. Shelters have been set up, and the American Red Cross is assisting evacuees. The California Governor has deployed additional firefighting resources to help contain the blaze and protect communities.
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