This week brings more red flag warnings as Santa Ana winds are expected to pick up again. The gusts could stoke the already-devastating fires in Los Angeles county as well as kick up new blazes.

The Santa Ana winds will pick up again in Southern California this week causing the threat of extreme fire danger to return to the region. The Palisades and Eaton Fires, among others, continue to rage near Los Angeles with fire containment becoming more difficult as winds pick up.

Stunning satellite images from above Los Angeles capture the devastating transformation of California’s wildfire-stricken landscapes, revealing not only the vast expanses of scorched earth but also the looming threat for the future as the area’s weather patterns shift.

Much of the East will kick off the week with a cold shot of Arctic air, dropping temperatures below average. But good news if you’re sick of the cold: A milder trend will emerge later in the week. It won’t stick around for long though, as an even colder air mass will move in early next week. Time it out here.

The deadly Palisades Fire in California has surged into the Los Angeles neighborhood of Brentwood, spawning a “firenado,” crossing containment lines and prompting new evacuation orders.