US: Lake Fire Burns 340 Acres in California, Evacuation Orders Lifted

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US: Lake Fire Burns 340 Acres in California, Evacuation Orders Lifted

The Lake Fire, a large vegetation fire in Lake County, California, burned around 340 acres as of Sunday, August 3. The fire initially prompted evacuation orders, but these have since been lifted.

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  • ILEA004622592
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  • 2025/8/05 09:53:25
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  • Irene Morris via Spectee
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  • Irene Morris via Spectee
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  • US Video Recording Date/Time: August 3, Clearlake Oaks, 2025 between 14:30h and 16:00h, California, Lake County, NOTE: 3 clips Video Location: The Keys

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