Los Angeles County Wildfires Devastation

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Palisades Fire

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Apocalyptic scenes described by survivors and firefighters as multiple blazes erupt across LA County

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"I've never been so petrified," says one evacuee.

"It's astounding what's happening," President Joe Biden says.

At least five wildfires burn out of control in Los Angeles County .

More than 1,000 homes have been destroyed in some of the priciest enclaves in America .

The Eaton Fire , the second -largest fire in the area, ignited just after 6 p.m. on Tuesday and was fanned by strong Santa Ana winds that reached 98 mph .

Steve Guttenberg : "I couldn't see more than three feet in front of my car" "It looked like a volcano was on the sides of the hills, and all of a sudden people were just fleeing," he says.

Pacific Palisades resident Tricia Rakusin says she fled down Sunset Boulevard only to get stuck in traffic.

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