California wildfire declared largest in state's history
The Mendocino Complex Fire in California, which consists of two wildfires, has become the largest in the US state's history. The fire has spread rapidly in recent days to burn 283,800 acres of land, an area almost the size of Los Angeles. Meteorologists have warned that conditions are not going to immediately improve, adding that temperatures could reach 110Â°F (43Â°C).