BLITZER: We're following multiple major wildfires now burning across California. Our meteorologist and severe weather expert Chad Myers has the latest for us. Chad, how bad is it?</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Some terrible pictures out there, especially for the northern California town of Weed, in the Boles Fire. This is what it looks like right now on my map from space. You can see the smoke, it almost covers Lake Tahoe, into Reno, right now. The radar out of Sacramento is confused. It thinks there's rain drops in the sky, those raindrops are smoke particles. So, here we go, three big fires, the King Complex to the east of Placerville, to the west now just of Lake Tahoe. And then the Happy Camp fire, over 100,000 acres burn here, it's a complex, there were 10 fires burned into one here. And this is it. This is the Boles fire, the tragic fire of a loss of 150 homes in just one day in this town of Weed in northern California. The air is dry. The tinder is dry. It hasn't rained in some spots for half a decade. And this is what we're going to see I think for the rest of the year, Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Terrible situation. Chad, thanks very much. That's it for me. Thanks very much for watching. I'm Wolf Blitzer in THE SITUATION ROOM. "ERIN BURNETT OUTFRONT" starts right now.
Major Wildfires Burning in California