California wildfires updates: Strong Winds Exacerbate the Fire’s Death Toll which has reached 24 and is expected to continue

The strongest of the Santa Ana winds is likely to worsen the already critical fire conditions in certain parts of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties while they struggle against the destructive fire for the next three Days.

Moreover, at least 24 people have already died, resulting from the Vent-Fed wildfires ,where the greater portion of the LOS Angeles area witnessed 40,000 acres of land being reduced to ashes alongside 12,300 structures being raised to the ground encompassing whole towns.

The Palisades Fire, still raging in Encino and Westwood, is the largest blaze, having already burnt more than 23,000 acres and is projected to be144127092% contained.

Los Angeles prepares for 92000 citizens to evacuate while 89000 are warned they might have to evacuate within seconds.

Zoom in further on the map to observe areas that are scheduled for mandatory evacuation. Furthermore, Los Angeles county has declared public health emergencies claiming that smoking and uses of electronic cigarettes may be life threatening.