Crews making progress containing Southern California wildfire as some mandatory evacuations remain
Crews making progress containing Southern California wildfire as some mandatory evacuations remain
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The Springs Fire, a wildfire in Southern California's Riverside County, broke out Friday morning and grew to 4.45 square miles. By Saturday, the fire had expanded to roughly 6.3 square miles, but containment had increased to 45%, up from 25% the previous day. The fire, located about 64 miles east of Los Angeles, prompted mandatory evacuations. Fire crews worked to contain the blaze, while utility crews restored power lines in affected areas. Gusts of wind up to 45 mph were predicted for Saturday, potentially complicating containment efforts.
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AI-ExtractedGusts up to 45 mph (72 kph) were predicted Saturday.
Encompassing roughly 6.3 square miles (about 16 square kilometers) in Riverside County.
The Springs Fire was at least 45% percent contained on Saturday.
The Springs Fire broke out Friday morning and quickly grew to 4.45 square miles by the afternoon.
Winds had “dissipated a bit” since Friday, helping the efforts of fire crews.
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