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A visitor takes pictures of the orange sky in Dolores Park.
The Oakland Coliseum before the MLB game between the Oakland Athletics and Houston Astros.
Oracle Park before the game between the San Francisco Giants and the Seattle Mariners.
The first pitch of the game between the Oakland Athletics and Houston Astros at Oakland Coliseum.
Alcatraz is seen in the background under an orange sky.
The Bay Bridge under an orange sky caused by wildfire smoke.
A large number of devastating wildfires have been raging across several West Coast states. As of September 11, 28 fires have been reported in California. In Oregon, where the cities of Phoenix and Talent have been particularly affected, 37 wildfires remain active. Washington has also been hit by deadly fires. According to the state's Governor Jay Inslee, "In the last three days, the wildfires have burned about 600,000 acres."
Click through the gallery and see the latest pictures of the devastating wildfires in the US.
The Transamerica Pyramid is seen covered by an orange blanket.
A man walks along the Redwood Highway by the Pacific Ocean coast, where wildfires have been ravaging.
Visitors are seen in Dolores Park, San Francisco.
A very orange downtown San Francisco is seen from Dolores Park.
Downtown San Francisco seen from Dolores Park.
The Bay Bridge under an orange sky caused by wildfire smoke.
Oracle Park before the game between the San Francisco Giants and the Seattle Mariners.
Devastated houses and vehicles in the Bear Lakes Estates neighborhood in Phoenix after being hit by the Almeda fire.
A farm is completely destroyed by the South Obenchain Fire along Butte Falls Highway in Eagle Point, Oregon.
Melted aluminum from a burned car is seen after the Bear Fire devastated Berry Creek, California.
People walk by the Pacific Ocean coast, under a smokey orange sky.
A melted basketball backboard is seen in a neighborhood in Bear Creek, Phoenix.
A hillside in Eagle Point, Oregon, covered in smoke from the South Obenchain Fire.
Local residents look at the wildfires near the town of Medford, Oregon.
Two children look at a burned bicycle after wildfires destroyed a neighborhood in Bear Creek, Phoenix.
A burned car is seen in Phoenix, Oregon.
A hairdresser works outdoors at West Portal Avenue under a dark red sky.
A pickup truck is seen in the foreground during the Creek Fire in Tollhouse, California.
A California State Route 168 sign melted during the Creek Fire in Shaver Lake, California.
Firefighters rest on a deck while battling the Creek Fire in Shaver Lake, California.
A swing and a completely burned vehicle are seen after the Bear Fire hit Berry Creek, California.
Charred vehicles are seen at Berry Creek, California, after the Bear Fire devastated the area.
The wildfires turning the US into an inferno
The West Coast is burning
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A large number of devastating wildfires have been raging across several West Coast states. As of September 11, 28 fires have been reported in California. In Oregon, where the cities of Phoenix and Talent have been particularly affected, 37 wildfires remain active. Washington has also been hit by deadly fires. According to the state's Governor Jay Inslee, "In the last three days, the wildfires have burned about 600,000 acres."
Click through the gallery and see the latest pictures of the devastating wildfires in the US.