AdvertisementThe US Forest Service shared a video of a fire tornado ripping through a northern California wildfire site as the Golden State braces itself for another dangerous heatwave that could break a 90-year-old record. It quickly went viral after being shared by the National Weather Service, who said that the weather phenomenon's rotation was so intense that it was detected by radar. The Tennant Fire burned 10,580 acres since it started on June 28 and is 91 percent contained, the US forest service said on Friday. National Weather Service Officials have issued an excessive heat warning for much of the Golden State, which is in place until Monday. The stretch of weather extending through the weekend could bring 'dangerously hot conditions,' the National Weather Service said.

Source: Daily Mail July 10, 2021 14:43 UTC