California wildfires approached the coastal cities more people were forced to ev

California's wildfires approached several coastal cities on Sunday and evacuated personnel in the area; meanwhile, workers were struggling to save their home. Wild winds caused by strong winds have been raging in the state for nearly a week.

As Thomas Fire approaches Santa Barbara, about 100 miles northwest of Los Angeles, the authorities ordered people weeks in Carpinteria and parts of Montecito Evacuated on the early morning

Thomas Wild is the largest of the six major wildfires wreaked havoc in Southern California over the past week and is the tenth wildfire in the state's history since 1932, with 173,000 acres (62,726 hectares) of fire ground, hundreds of buildings Nearly 90,000 homes and businesses have power disruptions.

Influenced by the Santa Ana, combined with the rugged terrain in the mountains of Santa Barbara and Ventura, all contributed to firefighting efforts, officials said only 15% of the wild on the Thomas Fire was controlled Sunday.

The National Weather Service (NWS) said the wind speed on Sunday evening was 55 mph (88 km / h), up from 40 mph on Saturday.