Southern California Faces Multiple Wildfires Amid Extreme Heat

Triple-digit temperatures and dry conditions have led to numerous blazes, prompting evacuations and road closures.

Excessive heat warnings are in place for several counties, with temperatures reaching up to 110 degrees.
Wildfires have broken out in areas including Angeles National Forest, Palmdale, and La Tuna Canyon.
Firefighters are battling major blazes, including the 3,000-acre Vista Fire and the 38,000-acre Lake Fire.
The National Weather Service has issued heat warnings through Wednesday, raising concerns about elevated fire risks.
Utilities are implementing power shutoffs to prevent new fires, affecting thousands of residents.