The Cookout

[sourgrapes]

There is another wildfire rolling through Cali. Over 7 acres are burning right now. They called for evacuations over massive safety concerns. I know wildfires happen in California each year but it seems like they are getting worse every year. I don't know how anyone could want to live, work, or invest their life living in any of these hot zones.

A wildfire driven by warm, desiccating Santa Ana winds broke out early Thursday in the hills of Laguna Beach, triggering evacuations in the Southern California town that fronts the Pacific Ocean.

The Emerald Fire was reported just after 4 a.m. in a vegetated canyon bordering the gated Emerald Bay community. Flames got dangerously close to homes and an image posted in social media showed the explosion of flames outside through the window of a resident's dining room.

Wildfire in Laguna Beach grows to 145 acres, triggers evacuations

A wildfire that broke out near Laguna Beach was moving toward Newport Beach.

www.sfgate.com

 

[Jay]

That's the Deep South portion of California. From there down to San Diego...racist AF.

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