"Dry conditions and gusting winds fueled a deadly outbreak of wildfires in California that quickly exploded through thousands of acres of forest and residential neighborhoods, killing at least 11, injuring over 100 and destroying some 1,500 structures while scorching nearly 100,000 acres of land.

It is already among the deadliest wildfire outbreaks in the state's history, and officials have said the death toll may go up as responders reach more areas that have been struck by the out-of-control blazes."

J.J. Gallagher reports for ABC News October 10, 2017. [2]

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San Francisco Chronicle Front Page [3]

"The Latest: Over 100 Reported Missing In California Wildfire" (AP) [4]

"At Least 10 Dead As Fires Rage In Northern California" (CNN) [5]

"California Wildfires Destroy Homes And Force Hundreds To Evacuate" (Los Angeles Times) [6]

"Live Updates: New Threats to Santa Rosa and Green Valley, Solano County" (San Francisco Chronicle) [7]

"The Latest On The Wine Country Fires" (San Francisco Chronicle) [8]

"At Least 10 Dead In Northern California Fires And Blocks Of Homes Destroyed in Santa Rosa" (Sacramento Bee) [9]

CAL Fire Homepage [10]