Two new wildfires ignited Tuesday in San Diego County, forcing urgent evacuations and compounding weeks of relentless fire destruction across Southern California, the Daily Mail reported.
On Tuesday, Southern California faced an escalating wildfire crisis when the Lilac and Pala fires erupted in San Diego County within an hour, scorching nearly 100 acres in just hours.
Evacuations were ordered for several neighborhoods, and Cal Fire urged other residents to pack and prepare to leave. Dangerous winds, with gusts up to 70 mph on the coast and up to 100 mph in the mountains, fanned the flames and prompted dire warnings.
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