Hundreds of people have been ordered to evacuate their
homes as several wildfires continue to burn through steep terrain near
California's central coast on Saturday.
The blaze is
believed to have been caused by searing summer temperatures and parched
land, fueling dozens of blazes in the west and southwest US.
Residents
from Oroville and Santa Barbara county were evacuated, with at least
six people reported injured and 10 buildings destroyed.
Reuters
reports that high temperatures are forecast to reach the Plains states
by Sunday, including North and South Dakota and Iowa.