3 ½ The fatal outbreak of the Southern California before, the wind -driven Palisid and Eaton fire were fully announced by the California Forestry and Fire Bureau.

The spacious Palisades Fire erupted in a neighborhood in Malibu on the morning of January 7th. California exploded rapidly under the arid weather conditions of California.

Later that night, Eaton began in Los Angeles County in the Forest Mountains of Angelis. As the hurricane spreads near Altadner, it has a seven -month -old feast on a wiper.

Containment indicates how many weeks of long -term building around the fire to stop its growth.

According to Los Angeles County Medical Inspection Officer, at least 29 of the two fires were killed in Eaton's fire, of which 17 were killed in the Palisid fire.

According to Cal Fire, the official reason for the fire is under investigation.

According to Cal Fire, the Palisades fire covered 23,448 acres, destroyed 6,837 structures and damaged 1,017.

Eaton Fire is located in the huge mountain forest in the huge mountain area in the mountains of the mountains in the mountains of Sanjia, because the wind drops the flame and enters the urban population.

It destroyed 9,418 structures and damaged 1,073 buildings, many of which were houses of many centuries of Altadena. This is a historically inclusive community that is known for its black professionals and artists. According to the Los Angeles Reserve, many architectural treasures including Andrew McNally and Zane Gray Estate were destroyed.

Jed Gaines of the California Forestry and Fire Bureau said at a community meeting last week that about 4,000 acres of land covered the 14,021 acres of fire covering cities and residential areas.

The combination of drought conditions in South California and strong maritime style, in terms of the National Meteorological Bureau, the fire weather is "about bad." Since October 1, the average rainfall in the region is less than 10 %.

On January 6, the National Meteorological Administration warned that the use of rare "particularly dangerous situations", extreme fires were coming.

His office said that Gavin Newsom's office said that Gavin Newsom moved the state firefighters and equipment to Southern California.

The wild fire is overwhelmed, and most of them try to stop them, although other people, such as the sunset fire on the Hollywood Hollywood Mountains in Los Angeles, are included in fuel.

On Monday, Joe Tyler, director of California Fire Fighting, attributed to the recent storm. This storm brought the first rain to some areas of Southern California in the past eight months. This is to help firefighters on the deadly La Blazes Work.

He said on X: "The rain of the entire South California has greatly reduced the current fire potential."