Climate scientists are raising alarm bells once again, highlighting that the situation might worsen, following the recent wildfires that have ravaged Los Angeles County.

Strong, gusty winds are intensifying the ferocity of these wildfires, granting them the ability to spread rapidly and cause more destruction across Los Angeles County, experts report.

Sources from Radar Online have estimated that approximately 1,000 buildings have been claimed by the flames, while the brave firefighters continue their relentless battle to curb the fire’s spread.

Sadly, the harsh weather conditions have also hampered rescue operations, grounding aircraft and adding strain to already limited water supplies, further complicating efforts to control the blazes.

The governor of California has declared a state of emergency in response to the escalating crisis after two fatalities were reported, prompting thousands to evacuate, with plans underway to relocate even more residents to safety.

As winds gusting between 80 and 100 miles per hour were recorded in several regions, authorities found it necessary to suspend the use of firefighting aircraft as early as 8 AM.

Margaret Stewart, representing the LA Fire Department, addressed the media, expressing that officials are vigilantly monitoring the situation.

This close observation will help them decide the appropriate time to resume air operations once the present hazards subside and conditions are deemed safe again.