California's Park Fire Continues to Devastate as Containment Efforts Stall
The state's fourth-largest wildfire has burned over 420,000 acres, destroyed hundreds of structures, and remains only 34% contained.
- Firefighters are battling extreme conditions with high heat and low humidity, leading to rapid fire spread.
- The fire, allegedly started by arson, has destroyed 636 structures and damaged 49 more.
- Evacuation orders have been issued for thousands of residents as the fire threatens new areas.
- Satellite images reveal the extensive damage, showing vast areas of scorched earth and destroyed homes.
- Authorities warn that the fire could continue burning for months due to critically dry vegetation and challenging terrain.