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Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy, I'm so damn bored.
Okay let's play ........ Weather Forecaster!

Good evening everybody,
this is b1tch reporting from Channel News Asia.
No fake news, only real.
So don't be suspicion of my "Professional" reporting skills.
Let me start with today's weather ;

SINGAPORE (Today)
24 - 29 °C
Partly cloudy, showers with thunder affecting many areas in the morning.

NEXT 3-DAY FORECAST
Monday 17-11-2008
24 - 31°C
Morning showers with thunder.

Tuesday 18-11-2008
24 - 32°C
Late morning and early afternoon showers with thunder.

Wednesday 19-11-2008
24 - 32°C
Afternoon showers with thunder.

*BIBIBIBI - TOP NEWS-

Hundreds of homes destroyed in California wildfires

LOS ANGELES : Hundreds of homes were destroyed and thousands of residents were forced to flee as a series of ferocious wind-driven wildfires raged across Southern California Sunday.

More than 500 mobile homes were gutted and 10,000 people were evacuated by a blaze that ripped through a Los Angeles suburb in what officials said was one of the worst fires to ravage the city in nearly half a century.

The fire, which erupted late Friday in the densely populated district of Sylmar, came as firefighters continued to battle a fire in the celebrity enclave of Montecito, 100 miles (160 kilometres) to the north.

Fires also broke out in the cities of Yorba Linda and Corona, southeast of Los Angeles, reportedly destroying at least 20 homes and forcing the closure of several important transport routes.

The Los Angeles fire -- fuelled by seasonal winds of up to 80 miles (130 kilometres) per hour -- erupted late Friday and has scorched some 7,900 acres (3,200 hectares).

Ground zero of the firestorm was a mobile home park near Sylmar where more than 500 residences were reduced to a smouldering wasteland.

Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, blaming the spread of the fire on "absolutely atrocious" winds, said the blaze was one of the worst in the city's history.

"We have never lost in recent times anything close to this number (of homes)," Villaraigosa said.

Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky said the fire, which was 20 per cent contained by 8:00 pm local time Saturday (0400 GMT Sunday), was the worst since a 1961 blaze in wealthy Bel Air that destroyed more than 480 homes.

"This is as bad a fire as I can remember since the 1961 fire," Yaroslavsky said. "The explosiveness of it, and the human devastation that is involved ...

"Five hundred families lost their home last night and this morning. And our hearts go out to them. We just can't weigh their loss heavily enough."

Los Angeles Police Department chief William Bratton described the devastation as "absolutely incredible".

"Words cannot describe it," Bratton told KCAL 9 television. "This is a very established, residential, middle-class community and the idea that 500 of these families are now without a home is incredible."

Around 2,000 firefighters, using helicopters, bulldozers and engines, were battling the fire, attempting to halt its advance as a state of emergency was declared across Los Angeles County.

Six people, including five firefighters, were confirmed injured.

The Sylmar fire was one of several burning across Southern California on Saturday, and authorities were tracking a large fire near Yorba Linda, 40 miles (64 kilometres) southeast of Los Angeles, and neighbouring Corona.

Vast plumes of smoke from the Yorba Linda blaze could be seen across the Los Angeles skyline and around 60 residences had been damaged or destroyed. The fire has consumed more than 1,900 acres (800 hectares).

Meanwhile, hundreds of firefighters were making progress against the fire which tore through the millionaires' playground of Montecito after erupting on Thursday. Some 111 homes had been gutted by the fire, which has burned around 1,800 acres (728 hectares) and was 40 per cent contained.

California is frequently hit by scorching wildfires due to its dry climate, Santa Ana winds and recent housing booms which have seen housing spread rapidly into rural and densely forested areas.

The latest fires come just over a year after devastating wildfires that were among the worst in California history, that left eight people dead, gutted 2,000 homes, displaced 640,000 people and caused one billion dollars in damage.

In June and July this year, a series of about 2,000 fires raged across the state, scorching some 900,000 acres (364,217 hectares) of land.

- AFP/ir

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NEXT 3-DAY FORECAST Monday 17-11-2008 24 - 31°C Morning showers with thunder. Tuesday 18-11-2008 24 - 32°C Late morning and early afternoon showers with thunder. Wednesday 19-11-2008 24 - 32°C Afternoon showers with thunder. *BIBIBIBI - TOP NEWS- Hundreds of homes destroyed in California wildfires LOS ANGELES : Hundreds of homes were destroyed and thousands of residents were forced to flee as a series of ferocious wind-driven wildfires raged across Southern California Sunday. - More than 500 mobile homes were gutted and 10,000 people were evacuated by a blaze that ripped through a Los Angeles suburb in what officials said was one of the worst fires to ravage the city in nearly half a century. - The fire, which erupted late Friday in the densely populated district of Sylmar, came as firefighters continued to battle a fire in the celebrity enclave of Montecito, 100 miles (160 kilometres) to the north. - Fires also broke out in the cities of Yorba Linda and Corona, southeast of Los Angeles, reportedly destroying at least 20 homes and forcing the closure of several important transport routes. - The Los Angeles fire -- fuelled by seasonal winds of up to 80 miles (130 kilometres) per hour -- erupted late Friday and has scorched some 7,900 acres (3,200 hectares). - Ground zero of the firestorm was a mobile home park near Sylmar where more than 500 residences were reduced to a smouldering wasteland. - Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, blaming the spread of the fire on "absolutely atrocious" winds, said the blaze was one of the worst in the city's history. - "We have never lost in recent times anything close to this number (of homes)," Villaraigosa said. - Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky said the fire, which was 20 per cent contained by 8:00 pm local time Saturday (0400 GMT Sunday), was the worst since a 1961 blaze in wealthy Bel Air that destroyed more than 480 homes. - "This is as bad a fire as I can remember since the 1961 fire," Yaroslavsky said. "The explosiveness of it, and the human devastation that is involved ... - "Five hundred families lost their home last night and this morning. And our hearts go out to them. We just can't weigh their loss heavily enough." - Los Angeles Police Department chief William Bratton described the devastation as "absolutely incredible". - "Words cannot describe it," Bratton told KCAL 9 television. "This is a very established, residential, middle-class community and the idea that 500 of these families are now without a home is incredible." - Around 2,000 firefighters, using helicopters, bulldozers and engines, were battling the fire, attempting to halt its advance as a state of emergency was declared across Los Angeles County. - Six people, including five firefighters, were confirmed injured. - The Sylmar fire was one of several burning across Southern California on Saturday, and authorities were tracking a large fire near Yorba Linda, 40 miles (64 kilometres) southeast of Los Angeles, and neighbouring Corona. - Vast plumes of smoke from the Yorba Linda blaze could be seen across the Los Angeles skyline and around 60 residences had been damaged or destroyed. The fire has consumed more than 1,900 acres (800 hectares). - Meanwhile, hundreds of firefighters were making progress against the fire which tore through the millionaires' playground of Montecito after erupting on Thursday. Some 111 homes had been gutted by the fire, which has burned around 1,800 acres (728 hectares) and was 40 per cent contained. - California is frequently hit by scorching wildfires due to its dry climate, Santa Ana winds and recent housing booms which have seen housing spread rapidly into rural and densely forested areas. - The latest fires come just over a year after devastating wildfires that were among the worst in California history, that left eight people dead, gutted 2,000 homes, displaced 640,000 people and caused one billion dollars in damage. - In June and July this year, a series of about 2,000 fires raged across the state, scorching some 900,000 acres (364,217 hectares) of land. - - AFP/ir Lastly, I would like to announce- this should be the longest post/news I have reported. HAHAHAHAS~ Labels: this is kinda fun, though .....