A wildfire in Northern California, known as the Biscar Fire, has grown significantly since it was first reported on Saturday. Initially burning 4,000 acres, the fire has now expanded to over 30,000 acres. This increase has led to mass evacuations covering more than 300 square miles in Lassen County.
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Wildfire in Northern California becomes largest of the year
The Biscar Fire in Northern California has escalated from 4,000 acres to over 30,000 acres since its initial report on Saturday, making it the largest wildfire in California this year. The fire has prompted mass evacuations in Lassen County.
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