Crews battle fast-spreading wildfire in Livermore; 0% contained
Briefly

A rapidly developing wildfire known as the Midway Fire has emerged in Livermore, California, covering approximately 260 acres. Starting at around 3 p.m. on Thursday, the fire has led to significant smoke and flames visible from a distance. As of 4 p.m., it remains completely uncontained, and both air and ground resources are being mobilized to combat the blaze. Officials have advised local residents to avoid the area due to safety concerns, as the fire threatens vegetation and marks the beginning of the wildfire season.
The Midway Fire, which ignited Thursday afternoon in Livermore, has rapidly spread across 260 acres, raising alarm among officials who emphasize the importance of public safety.
Cal Fire reported that the fire was first observed around 3 p.m., and by 4 p.m., it had gone completely uncontained, prompting the deployment of additional firefighting resources.
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