Los Angeles in the United States is shocked "Fire Tornado"

Jimu Journalist Wang Liangliang Hu Xiuwen

According to the Daily Mail reported on August 11, on August 10, local time, a "tornado" appeared in the jungle fire in the hills in northwestern Los Angeles.

Fire Torny (source: Daily Mail)

On the evening of August 10, the helicopter caught the shocking "Tornado" picture. The Sam fire on Gorman and Lamatt Road expanded to about 150 acres. More than 200 firefighters participated in the fire extinguishing, and controlled 60%of the fire at about 8:15 pm.

A fire helicopter can be seen in the video, and the smoke is rolling in the area. It is not clear what the reason has caused a fire.

The fire did not threaten any buildings and no one was injured, but due to the fire, officials closed part of the nearby highway No. 138.

According to reports, when the Sam fire raged, California was still fighting with 1,000 acres of McKinnie fire, which is the state's most fatal and largest wild fire this year.

The McGoni fire broke out in the Kramaas National Forest in northern California on July 29. More than 3,000 firefighters were invested in the fire. As of August 10, the fire had been controlled 75%.

The fire of Mcingni had killed 4 people, 7 injuries, and thousands of people evacuated. They also destroyed 185 houses and commercial buildings. The Natural Resources Department of the Crux Tribe also claimed that the fire caused tens of thousands of fish to die by 20 miles in the Kramas River. Due to the fire, part of the Highway 96 is still closed.

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