What is happening in LA and has happened in every major conflagration in the U.S. in the last 200 years is really a wildland fire that transitions into an urban conflagration. When a wildland fire ...

This is really an urban conflagration. AMY GOODMAN: And that issue of urban wildfires, of this urban conflagration, talk more about how unusual this is. MAX MORITZ: Yeah.

Despite its forest location, the Camp fire was more of an "urban conflagration" — one in which the flames bypassed the treetop canopy and instead jumped from house to house with blinding speed.

Lake Tahoe faces disastrous 'urban conflagration' if Caldor fire reaches communities As Caldor fire grows, Lake Tahoe communities face great risks - Los Angeles Times ...

Overall, Steinberg certifies Arizona as pretty proactive on reducing risk of wildfire and urban conflagration. It's among the top 10 states in terms of participation in Firewise, she said, with 10 ...

One motivation to prevent urban conflagration is that rebuilding amid elevated labor costs, increased climate risk, supply chain issues, fluctuating materials tariffs and a pre-existing national ...

On Twitter you called this fire in Colorado an “urban firestorm.” This was something that we didn’t really have to think about for most of the 20th century, in relatively wealthy nations ...

'It was an urban conflagration,” Pangburn said. “It was structure-to-structure-to-structure ignition that carried the fire through this community.' Thousands of Homes Incinerated but Trees ...

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — As firefighters make an all-out push to keep the Caldor fire out of Lake Tahoe, experts warned of potentially catastrophic losses if flames move into neighborhoods ...

It grew almost immediately from nearby grassland into a huge urban conflagration, and first-person accounts were almost too grim to read, as were reports that early-warning alarms did not sound ...

What is happening in LA and has happened in every major conflagration in the U.S. in the last 200 years is really a wildland ...

In the midst of a dry winter, images of the California wildfires struck fear in the hearts of Arizonans. Some cities are more prepared than others.