Wildfires in California and Oregon expand, forcing thousands to evacuate amid heat wave.

Wildfires in California and Oregon have expanded, forcing evacuations. In Napa County, California, the Pickett Fire covers over 10 square miles, with 190 people evacuated and 360 under warning. In Oregon, the Flat Fire spans nearly 34 square miles, threatening almost 4,000 homes and affecting around 10,000 people. The fires are fueled by a heat wave and dry conditions, with experts linking more intense wildfires to human-caused climate change.