The destruction sweeping through California wildfires is absolutely devastating.
The Gateway Pundit reported that massive evacuations have been underway as the wildfires rage out of control and engulf homes in Pacific Palisades, California.
According to The Los Angeles Times, thousands have been evacuated and the fire has grown to more than 2,900 acres.
AccuWeather reports wind gusts reached up to 65 miles per hour in Southern California on Tuesday.
California’s Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom was on the ground watching his state burn down as Democrat legislators refused to properly manage underbrush.
According to Fox LA reporter Matthew Seedorff, the firefighters are having issues with water pressure on Lachman Lane in Pacific Palisades.
“The hydrants are currently dry,” Fox LA reported.
Despite the tragedy, there are moments of hope. Fox 11 shared a video of horses, caught in the wildfire, being led to safety in Altadena after the 1,000-acre Eaton Fire started burning down homes and buildings.
As embers flew around them, a brave group lead the horses through the flames to safety.
One of the rescurers noted he let several horses out to try to get to freedom in addition to the ones being let to safety. It is unclear if additional horses still needed to be rescued from the area.
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