Drone video captures Malibu's apocalyptic damage after Southern California firestorm
The fire destroyed entire streets in Malibu, only sparing a few homes, where firefighters were able to stop the fire's spread.
Drone video shows apocylaptic scenes in Malibu after wildfire
Malibu was ravaged by the Palisades Fire, and now, remnants of the homes along the Pacific Coast Highway are left behind. Drone video shows the destruction in the daylight.
MALIBU, Calif.– Wildfires continue to burn in Southern California, more than a week after strong Santa Ana winds triggered multiple deadly firestorms.
Communities like Malibu were ravaged by the Palisades Fire, and drone video shows the apocalyptic damage that lies across the city.
The wildfire left beachfront properties along the Pacific Coast Highway just shells of what they once were.
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Destroyed homes and business line the beach in Malibu.
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The fire spread to the other side of the highway and jumped up the hill, destroying more homes and businesses.
Video shows burned vegetation and only a few homes seemingly untouched by fire further up the hillside.
An ash-covered red car sits parked on a street, windows broken.
A red car sits parked on a street in Malibu after the Palisades Fire.
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Additional drone video from Malibu shows more of the damaged homes throughout the city.
Watch: Houses destroyed in aerial video of Palisades Fire aftermath
Destroyed homes and scorched palm trees and vegetation are left behind in drone video of Malibu after the Palisades Fire.
Tall metal frames of homes high up on the hill are the only things still standing, in many cases. Blackened trees still stand outside some homes.
The fire destroyed entire streets in Malibu, only sparing a few homes, where firefighters were able to stop the fire's spread.
The Palisades Fire is still burning through Los Angeles County, but firefighters have made progress in containing the 23,000+ acre wildfire. The fire is 22% contained as of Thursday afternoon.