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Wildfire in Palisades

The Palisades Wild Fire is a wildfire caused by a wind storm on Jan 7 2024,

Palisades Wildfire
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the palisades wild fire
DateJanuary 7th 2025
Time10 Am- Present (EST)
Duration1 Day
LocationPalisades Neighborhood in Los Angeles
TypeWildfire
CauseWind Storm

scorching thousands of acres of land. Forcing evacuations of thousands of people, burning homes and, shutting off power. The fire caused the mandatory evacuation of the Pacific Palisades, a rich costal neighborhood in downtown Los Angeles with the median home price being 3.1 Million dollars. The neighborhood is home to around 24,000 people. Around 10,000 homes were affected by the fire.

More than 13,000 buildings and 26,000 people were in the evacuation zone, which has been labeled "under immediate threat," according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. And over 250 LAFD firefighters were battling the blaze, in addition to firefighters from nearby cities. Around 30 vehicles were left abandoned on Sunset and Palisades and were moved by the county to provide clear access, the fire department said.

The National Weather Service said that this could be the strongest windstorm in Santa Ana in more than a decade. Beginning in the afternoon across Los Angeles and Ventura counties and peaking in the early in Wednesday, when the gusts could reach 80 mph. Isolated gusts could top 100 mph in mountains and foothills.

The wildfire caused US President Joe Biden to cancel his plans to travel to Coachella Valley in Riverside County, where he was going to announce the establishment of two new national monuments. One being near Joshua Tree National Park and another in Northern California. Biden will announce this in Los Angeles instead.

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  3. ^ "Wildfire grows to 1,200+ acres in Pacific Palisades, burning homes amid evacuation order: WATCH LIVE". ABC7 Los Angeles. 2025-01-07. Retrieved 2025-01-08.
  4. Alexandra Koch, Louis Casiano (2025-01-07). "Pacific Palisades inferno forces thousands to flee California homes; Los Angeles declares state of emergency". Fox News. Retrieved 2025-01-08.