Western Wildfires
Photos: Wildfires shroud West Coast in smoke
Wildfires raging in the West have killed more than 30 people with dozens of others missing and tens of thousands more in California, Oregon and Washington forced to flee their homes.
Hansel Valentine, 24, isurveys the remains of her relatives' burnt property in Estacada, Ore., on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020.
Wildfires in California, Oregon and Washington have created hazardous air conditions throughout the Western United States as smoke from the devastating blazes stretches for thousands of miles.
Shayanne Summers holds her dog Toph on Sunday after several days of staying in a tent at an evacuation center at the Milwaukie-Portland Elks Lodge in Oak Grove, Ore.
"It's nice enough here you could almost think of this as camping and forget everything else, almost," said Summers about staying at the center after evacuating from nearby Molalla, which was threatened by the Riverside Fire.
Firefighters monitor a controlled burn to help contain the Dolan Fire near Big Sur, Calif., on Friday.
The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, called Cal Fire, said that over 16,000 firefighters have been called upon to battle the 28 major wildfires the state has faced so far this year.
The Los Angeles skyline is shrouded in smoke from the Bobcat Fire on Thursday.
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