Multiple Fires Ravage Riverside County, Forcing Evacuations and Devastating Thousands of Acres
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Fast-moving wildfires in Riverside County, California, have forced evacuations and charred thousands of acres. The Rabbit fire, which started on Friday, has burned 7,600 acres with 5% containment. Triple-digit temperatures and difficult terrain are posing challenges for firefighters battling the blaze.
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- Photos: Fast-moving fires force evacuations, char thousands of acres in Riverside County Los Angeles Times
- Gavilan Fire breaks out in Riverside County KTLA 5
- Rabbit Fire in Southern California causes dozens of evacuations, burns over 7,000 acres in hours Fox Weather
- Riverside County: Reche Fire in Moreno Valley, Highland Fire in Beaumont, Rabbit Fire in Lakeview, Gavilan Fire in Gavilan Hills KABC-TV
- Evacuations ordered as Highland Fire threatens homes in Beaumont KTLA 5
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