Smoke From Fawn Fire in Redding Paints Sky Orange

Jukin Media 2021-09-24

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As people watched from a distance, the fawn fire in Redding which started in a canyon, continued to burn on. Even with the continuous engagement of firefighters, it looked massive and covered the area in orange smoke.

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