With temperatures in the triple digits (around 40°C) and conditions bone dry, the so-called Station Fire has become the largest ever recorded in Los Angeles County history. So far, some 150,000 acres, an area larger than 15 miles by 15 miles, have been burned and it's still only about 28% contained.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Station Fire continues to burn
With temperatures in the triple digits (around 40°C) and conditions bone dry, the so-called Station Fire has become the largest ever recorded in Los Angeles County history. So far, some 150,000 acres, an area larger than 15 miles by 15 miles, have been burned and it's still only about 28% contained.
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