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The danger of wildfires in southern California is extreme as scorching heat and low humidity turned brush to tinder.
Four deaths were reported over the Labor Day weekend as some 4,400 firefighters battled 14 large fires around the state, with 45 new blazes on Sunday alone.Two people were killed and one injured by the Fairview Fire, which started Monday near the city of Hemet. The fire had quickly spread to at least 2,400 acres prompting evacuations, and was only 5% contained. Multiple residential structures burned.
Another fire was burning in the mountains of southern California near Big Bear Lake. Evacuations have been ordered in the area.

Video: multiple wildfires burn in California extreme heat

The danger of wildfires in southern California is extreme as scorching heat and low humidity turned brush to tinder. 

Four deaths were reported over the Labor Day weekend as some 4,400 firefighters battled 14 large fires around the state, with 45 new blazes on Sunday alone.&nbsp;

The danger of wildfires in southern California is extreme as scorching heat and low humidity turned brush to tinder.
Four deaths were reported over the Labor Day weekend as some 4,400 firefighters battled 14 large fires around the state, with 45 new blazes on Sunday alone. Two people were killed and one injured by the Fairview fire, which started Monday near the city of Hemet. The fire had quickly spread to at least 2,400 acres prompting evacuations, and was only 5% contained. Multiple residential structures burned.
Another fire was burning in the mountains of southern California near Big Bear Lake. Evacuations have been ordered in the area.
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At least two people have died from a raging California blaze that was among several menacing thousands of homes Monday in the Western U.S.
Two bodies were found inside a charred vehicle Sunday in the driveway of a home near the remote community of Klamath River, the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement.
The McKinney Fire in Northern California near the state line with Oregon exploded in size to nearly 87 square miles (225 square kilometers) after erupting Friday in the Klamath National Forest, firefighting officials said.
It is California’s largest wildfire of the year so far and officials have not yet determined the cause.
On Monday, heavy rain helped dampen the fire but it still threatened structures after torching more than 100, ranging from homes to greenhouses, fire and sheriff's officials said.
About 2,500 people remained under evacuation orders.

Watch: a timelapse of California's biggest wildfire this year

Timelapse footage shows the rapid spread of the McKinney Fire, California's biggest wildfire so far this year, which has killed two people and forced thousands to evacuate their homes.

Timelapse footage shows the rapid spread of the McKinney Fire, California's biggest wildfire so far this year, which has killed two people and forced thousands to evacuate their homes.

At least two people have died from a raging California blaze that was among several menacing thousands of homes Monday in the Western U.S.
Two bodies were found inside a charred vehicle Sunday in the driveway of a home near the remote community of Klamath River, the Siskiyou County Sheriff&rsquo;s Office said in a statement.
The McKinney Fire in Northern California near the state line with Oregon exploded in size to nearly 87 square miles (225 square kilometers) after erupting Friday in the Klamath National Forest, firefighting officials said.
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It is California&rsquo;s largest wildfire of the year so far and officials have not yet determined the cause.
On Monday, heavy rain helped dampen the fire but it still threatened structures after torching more than 100, ranging from homes to greenhouses, fire and sheriff's officials said.
About 2,500 people remained under evacuation orders.

Train passengers were left fearful as they travelled past burning wildfires on Monday in Spain.
The train was travelling from Madrid to Ferrol as it passed burning forests in the northwestern Zamora province.
A passenger on board the train, Francisco Seoane, filmed the fires through and later tweeted that passengers experienced "moments of panic" as the train stopped by the flames.
After a few minutes the train continued on its journey.
More than 30 forest fires around Spain have forced the evacuation of thousands of people and blackened 220 square kilometers (85 square miles) of forest and scrub.
 

Watch: passengers panic as train passes wildfires in Spain

Passengers in Spain were left in panic after their train stopped while travelling past wildfires. 

More than 30 forest fires around Spain have forced the evacuation of thousands of people and blackened 220 square kilometers&nbsp; of forest and scrub.

Train passengers were left fearful as they travelled past burning wildfires on Monday in Spain.
The train was travelling from Madrid to Ferrol as it passed burning forests in the northwestern Zamora province.
A passenger on board the train, Francisco Seoane, filmed the fires through and later tweeted that passengers experienced "moments of panic" as the train stopped by the flames.
After a few minutes the train continued on its journey.
More than 30 forest fires around Spain have forced the evacuation of thousands of people and blackened 220 square kilometers (85 square miles) of forest and scrub.
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Around 1,700 people from 13 villages in Spain were forced to evacuate their homes due to wildfires raging across the country, while much of Europe suffered an early heatwave.
Officials said the blaze in the Sierra de Culebra mountain range in the province of Zamora started Wednesday during a dry electric storm.
Video shared by the UME Spanish Emergency military unit showed rescue personnel working to contain the fires.
Smaller wildfires were also raging in central Toledo province and in the north eastern provinces of Zaragoza in Aragon, as well as Lleida in Catalonia.
Regional Catalan firefighters declared the fire in the Solsones area stabilized, although a second one in Baldomar remained partially out of control.
As of early Saturday the fire atop Montsec mountain had affected about 1,700 hectares so far.
Most of Spain was at high risk of forest fire Friday as the country endured a sixth day of an unusually early heatwave.
Temperatures of more than 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) have been recorded in many cities and other areas throughout the week.
Officials expected the torrid heat to begin to ease on Sunday.

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Officials said the blaze in the Sierra de Culebra mountain range in the province of Zamora started Wednesday during a dry electric storm.

Around 1,700 people from 13 villages in Spain were forced to evacuate their homes due to wildfires raging across the country, while much of Europe suffered an early heatwave.
Officials said the blaze in the Sierra de Culebra mountain range in the province of Zamora started Wednesday during a dry electric storm.
Video shared by the UME Spanish Emergency military unit showed rescue personnel working to contain the fires.
Smaller wildfires were also raging in central Toledo province and in the north eastern provinces of Zaragoza in Aragon, as well as Lleida in Catalonia.
Regional Catalan firefighters declared the fire in the Solsones area stabilized, although a second one in Baldomar remained partially out of control.
As of early Saturday the fire atop Montsec mountain had affected about 1,700 hectares so far.
Most of Spain was at high risk of forest fire Friday as the country endured a sixth day of an unusually early heatwave.
Temperatures of more than 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) have been recorded in many cities and other areas throughout the week.
Officials expected the torrid heat to begin to ease on Sunday.
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A widlfire has burnt 90% of the village in Canada's British Columbia where mercury shot to 50 degrees earlier this week. Local offical said that little has escaped fires in the village in Lytton that is home to about 250 families, who have been evacuated.
Lytton mayor Jan Polderman told BBC that he "had been lucky to out alive", adding "there won't be much left of Lytton.
Officials said that flames spread through the village in just 15 minutes.
British Columbia, in western Canada, has recorded 486 deaths over five days compared with an average of 165 in normal times, BBC reported. Many of those who died had been living alone in unventilated homes, officials said.

Canada heatwave: Village that logged 50°C totally burnt by wildfire

A widlfire has burnt 90% of the village in Canada's British Columbia where mercury shot to 50 degrees earlier this week

Canada village that logged 50°C totally burnt by wildfire

A widlfire has burnt 90% of the village in Canada's British Columbia where mercury shot to 50 degrees earlier this week. Local offical said that little has escaped fires in the village in Lytton that is home to about 250 families, who have been evacuated.
Lytton mayor Jan Polderman told BBC that he "had been lucky to out alive", adding "there won't be much left of Lytton.
Officials said that flames spread through the village in just 15 minutes.
British Columbia, in western Canada, has recorded 486 deaths over five days compared with an average of 165 in normal times, BBC reported. Many of those who died had been living alone in unventilated homes, officials said.

A widlfire has burnt 90% of the village in Canada's British Columbia where mercury shot to 50 degrees earlier this week

A widlfire has burnt 90% of the village in Canada's British Columbia where mercury shot to 50 degrees earlier this week. Local offical said that little has escaped fires in the village in Lytton that is home to about 250 families, who have been evacuated.
Lytton mayor Jan Polderman told BBC that he "had been lucky to out alive", adding "there won't be much left of Lytton.
Officials said that flames spread through the village in just 15 minutes.
British Columbia, in western Canada, has recorded 486 deaths over five days compared with an average of 165 in normal times, BBC reported. Many of those who died had been living alone in unventilated homes, officials said.
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A Canadian town of Lytton in British Columbia province has been engulfed in flames of wildfire after temperatures there soared to a record high of 49.4 degree celsius.&nbsp;Residents of the British Columbia village of Lytton&nbsp;faced evacuation as the town&nbsp;has gone from being Canada&rsquo;s hottest location to its most dangerous as a nearby wildfire spread to the village leading to catastrophic destruction of homes, businesses and vehicles.
The BC Wildfire Service said the wildfire had charred 50 square kilometres.&nbsp;
Climate scientist for UCLA Daniel Swain&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;that the wildfire was the "singularly most extreme" he had ever seen on satellite."This is a literal firestorm, producing thousands of lightning strikes and almost certainly countless new fires," he wrote.
Videos show residents driving to escape the burning town, which is home to about 250 people.

Canada Heat Wave: British Columbia faces wildfires; evacuation ordered 

Canada heat wave leads to wildfires, entire town asked to evacuate in British Columbia as streets go dark with smoke.&nbsp;

Canada Heat Wave

Canada heat wave leads to wildfires, entire town asked to evacuate in British Columbia as streets go dark with smoke.&nbsp; Canadian town of Lytton&nbsp;has been engulfed in flames Wildfire as temperatures soared to 49.4 degree celsius Catastrophic destruction of homes, businesses and vehicles 50 square kilometres were charred: Fire Service (("This is a literal firestorm, producing thousands of lightning strikes and almost certainly countless new fires" SHOW TWEET))

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The Canadian town of Lytton in British Columbia province has been engulfed in flames of wildfire after temperatures soared to a record high of 49.4 degree celsius.&nbsp; Residents of the British Columbia town of Lytton&nbsp;faced evacuation as the region has gone from being Canada&rsquo;s hottest location to most dangerous as a nearby wildfire spread and led to catastrophic destruction of homes, businesses and vehicles.
The local Wildfire Service said the 50 square kilometres were charred.&nbsp;
Climate scientist for UCLA Daniel Swain&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;that the wildfire was the "singularly most extreme" he had ever seen on satellite. "This is a literal firestorm, producing thousands of lightning strikes and almost certainly countless new fires," he wrote.
Videos show residents driving to escape the burning town, which is home to about 250 people.

The Odisha government on Thursday claimed that the wildfire, which had been raging in Similipal National Park for over a fortnight, has been contained to a large extent. Officials said the situation has been brought under control, and parts of the national park experienced rainfall on Wednesday, which prevented the fire from spreading any further. A massive fire ripped through vast tracts of Simlipal National Park in Mayurbhanj district and forested areas close by, raising concern about impact on wildlife and environment. The opposition BJP and the Congress has been attack the Naveen Patnaik govt not acting timely to control the fire.

Odisha forest fire contained, with a little help from rain

The Odisha government on Thursday claimed that the wildfire, which had been raging in Similipal National Park for over a fortnight, has been contained to a large extent

The Odisha government on Thursday claimed that the wildfire, which had been raging in Similipal National Park for over a fortnight, has been contained to a large extent. Officials said the situation has been brought under control, and parts of the national park experienced rainfall on Wednesday, which prevented the fire from spreading any further. A massive fire ripped through vast tracts of Simlipal National Park in Mayurbhanj district and forested areas close by, raising concern about impact on wildlife and environment. The opposition BJP and the Congress has been attack the Naveen Patnaik govt not acting timely to control the fire.

The Indian Air Force is aiding the Manipur government and the&nbsp;NDRF battle the massive wildfire in Dzuko Valley near Kohima. IAF helicopters with Bambi buckets are spraying water on the fires that have been raging for several days. The Air Force has deployed four Mi-17 helicopters at Dimapur &amp; Rangapahar for the fire-fighting operations. The NDRF has also deployed 60 personnel and 2 helicopters equipped with Bambi buckets to fight the wildfire. Chief minister N Biren Singh has said that efforts are on to control&nbsp;the blaze that has done extensive damage to the forests in the Valley

Watch: IAF choppers spray water on Manipur wildfires

The Indian Air Force is aiding the Manipur government and the&nbsp;NDRF battle the massive wildfire in Dzuko Valley near Kohima.

The Indian Air Force is aiding the Manipur government and the&nbsp;NDRF battle the massive wildfire in Dzuko Valley near Kohima. IAF helicopters with Bambi buckets are spraying water on the fires that have been raging for several days. The Air Force has deployed four Mi-17 helicopters at Dimapur &amp; Rangapahar for the fire-fighting operations. The NDRF has also deployed 60 personnel and 2 helicopters equipped with Bambi buckets to fight the wildfire. Chief minister N Biren Singh has said that efforts are on to control&nbsp;the blaze that has done extensive damage to the forests in the Valley

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