Source: New York Post
Firefighting crews tried to corral a fast-growing blaze churning through central California’s Sierra National Forest as forecasters warned Tuesday that lightning strikes from thunderstorms could spark new ignitions. Since breaking out Sunday afternoon, the Garnet Fire has scorched 14 square miles (36 square km) of grass, chaparral, and timber in a remote area known for camping and hiking about 60 miles (97 km) east of Fresno. There was no containment.
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