The Hughes Fire, which ignited on January 22 near Castaic Lake, burned approximately 10,425 acres before firefighters managed to achieve 95% containment within five days. Despite significant progress, the cause of the fire remains under investigation. As containment efforts transitioned to mop-up activities and road repairs, coordination with the National Weather Service became crucial due to pending thunderstorms and rain potentially leading to flash flooding. Residents were advised to take precautions, such as obtaining sandbags, in anticipation of these weather events.
The Hughes Fire, which started in Los Angeles County, has burned 10,425 acres, with 95% containment reported after five days of firefighting efforts.
Firefighters have succeeded in extinguishing hot spots and repairing damage, while also preparing for potential storms expected to bring rain and localized flooding.
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