Park Fire grows to 389k acres as high temps drive fire risk across the US West

The transcript covers a live report on the Park Fire in California, which is the 5th largest wildfire in the state's history. Thomas Hoppo reports from the scene, describing the challenges faced by firefighters and the impact of the fire, which has burned nearly 390,000 acres and damaged 200 structures. The weather conditions, including wind and dryness, are discussed as factors affecting fire containment efforts. The report concludes with hopes for rain to aid in firefighting efforts.

What is the current rank of the Park Fire in terms of size in California's history?

• 5th largest

• 10th largest

• 3rd largest

• 7th largest

How much of the Park Fire has been contained according to Cal Fire?

• 10%

• 30%

• 18%

• 25%

Approximately how many acres have been burned by the Park Fire?

• 300,000 acres

• 200,000 acres

• 390,000 acres

• 500,000 acres

What is the risk to structures near the Park Fire?

• 3,000 structures

• 2,000 structures

• 4,000 structures

• 1,000 structures

What weather condition is expected to help in fighting the Park Fire?

• Increased wind

• Higher temperatures

• Rain

• Snow