Bobcat Fire Growing From Wind, Low Humidity

The Bobcat Fire has burned over 100,000 acres near Los Angeles and continues to grow. New evacuation warnings have been issued as the fire has already destroyed homes and a Nature Center. The fire, which started on September 6th, has doubled in size over the past week due to high winds and low humidity. Over two dozen major wildfires are burning in California, with nearly 19,000 firefighters working to control them.

How many acres has the Bobcat fire burned?

• Over 50,000 acres

• Over 75,000 acres

• Over 150,000 acres

• Over 100,000 acres

What has the Bobcat fire destroyed?

• Only homes

• Only forests

• Just a Nature Center

• Homes, structures, and a Nature Center

When did the Bobcat Fire start?

• September 1st

• September 6th

• September 15th

• September 10th

What factors have contributed to the growth of the Bobcat Fire?

• Heavy rainfall

• High humidity

• High winds and low humidity

• Cold temperatures

How many firefighters are battling the wildfires in California?

• Nearly 15,000

• About 10,000

• Nearly 19,000

• Over 20,000