Western Flames Spread As California Sees Its Largest Fire Of 2022

The McKinney Fire, which started near the Oregon border, has rapidly burned through 52,000 acres. California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency as the fire threatens homes, forcing the evacuation of nearly 2,000 people. No injuries or deaths have been reported, but the fire remains 0% contained.

Where did the McKinney Fire begin?

• In southern Oregon

• In central California

• Near the California-Oregon border

• Near the California-Nevada border

How many acres did the McKinney Fire burn through over the weekend?

• 10,000 acres

• 25,000 acres

• 52,000 acres

• 100,000 acres

What action did Governor Gavin Newsom take in response to the McKinney Fire?

• Requested federal assistance

• Ordered a statewide lockdown

• Declared a state of emergency

• Issued a travel advisory

Approximately how many people were evacuated due to the McKinney Fire?

• 5,000 people

• 2,000 people

• 1,000 people

• 500 people

What is the current containment status of the McKinney Fire?

• 25% contained

• 50% contained

• 0% contained

• 75% contained