The wildfires spread to many states in the western United States

The temperature in Death Valley, California is 54 degrees Celsius

Spread over 222 sq km, wildfire raises temperature: Electric grid changed

SAN FRANCISCO: Wildfires have swept across many US states, including California, and are now hitting the western United States. For the first time since 1913, at 50 સે C in Death Valley, California. The temperature is reported.

With such a rise in temperature, the work of firefighters engaged in controlling wildfires has become more difficult. The eruption was triggered by lightning on the border between California and the neighboring state of Nevada.

Death Valley, in the Mojave Desert of California, recorded a temperature of 130 Fahrenheit (54 degrees Celsius) yesterday, the first time since 1913. The eruption was triggered by lightning on the border between California and the neighboring state of Nevada.

States and areas, including Nevada, Las Vegas, and Arizona, are also being blacked out to ensure power outages. Due to this situation, approvals for higher power capacity in these areas have been canceled and continuous work is being done to remove the pressure on the power grid.