2025-01-13
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I'm Tracy Mumford.
Today's Monday, January 13th.
Here's what we're covering.
With the impending winds, we gotta pay really, really close attention to this.
This wind event is approaching us and it's approaching us very, very quickly.
Officials in California are sounding the alarm that a new surge in wind could fuel two massive fires that are continuing to bur Los Angeles starting later today.
Winds are expected to pick up and stay strong through Wednesday with gusts up to 60 miles per hour.
It's not over, so we need everybody to stay safe.
And I tell you from the first responders that are here, we're going to keep fighting this fight.
We're going to get.
Over the weekend, a slight break in the winds had allowed firefighters to start getting control of the blazes.
The Palisade's fire along the coast is now 13% contained.
The Eaton Fire near Pasadena is about a quarter contained.
Officials say that at least 24 people have died in the fires, and with more reported missing, they say they expect the death toll to rise.