Mosquito Fire becomes California's largest blaze this year, scorching over 63K acres
The Mosquito Fire, fueled by dried vegetation in an area that was cooling off after record-breaking heat, has burned over 63,000 acres late Wednesday.
Mosquito Fire becomes California's largest blaze this year, scorching over 63K acres
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