Wildfires Ravage Both US Coasts, Threatening Homes and Wildlife

Firefighters in California and New York battle extensive wildfires, with weather conditions providing temporary relief but future risks looming.

Over 130 structures have been destroyed by the 'Mountain Fire' in Southern California, with nearly 90 more damaged.
A shift in weather, including increased humidity and calm winds, has aided firefighting efforts in California, allowing control of about 20% of the fire.
Despite significant property damage, no fatalities have been reported, although ten individuals suffered minor smoke inhalation injuries.
New York City and surrounding areas, usually spared from such fires, are experiencing unusual drought conditions leading to multiple fires.
Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely, with potential weather changes that could exacerbate fire conditions expected by Tuesday.