US: Macy Fire Erupts Near Lake Elsinore In California

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US: Macy Fire Erupts Near Lake Elsinore In California

The Macy Fire broke out near Lake Elsinore in Riverside County on Thursday evening, July 25. Firefighters closed the nearby Highway 74 to the Orange County line and fire authorities issued an evacuation order for nearby residents.

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  • 2024/7/26 22:23:24
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  • Riverside County, US Video Recording Date/Time: July 25, 2024, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Grand Ave, Lake Elsinore, California

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