US: Line Fire Creates Pyrocumulus Clouds In Southern California 2

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US: Line Fire Creates Pyrocumulus Clouds In Southern California 2

Pyrocumulus clouds were seen in San Bernardino County, Southern California on Saturday, September 7 as Line Fire has grown to more than 7,100 acres prompting mandatory evacuation orders in Highlands.

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  • ILEA003271989
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  • 2024/9/08 14:54:45
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  • @thelocal90 via Spectee
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  • NOTE: Time-lapse, no audio Video Location: San Bernardino County, 2024 at about 17:00h, California, US Video Recording Date/Time: September 7

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