FOX’s Jay Glazer Was Forced To Evacuate His Home On Thursday Night
Jay Glazer shared a worrying update on social media after Thursday night’s Seahawks-Broncos game.
Glazer, a veteran football insider at FOX, has made a career out of reporting on NFL injuries and breaking news.
The update he dropped on Thursday night was way more personal, and quite concerning.
Glazer took to X to share that wildfires have forced him to evacuate his home in Malibu, California, again.
“Ughhhh had evacuate our home again bc of the fires. Sending love to all our neighbors in Malibu. Prayers, stay safe,” he wrote in a tweet.
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Fans replied with prayers and kind words:
“Sending prayers your way for all affected by these fires. Please stay safe,” one fan replied.
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“Prayers up Jay – you and the family stay safe,” a second fan wrote.
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“Damn man, sorry to hear it. Prayers for all affected 🙏,” someone else commented.
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“SENDING PRAYERS AND POSITIVE THOUGHTS 🙏 AMEN GOD BLESS 🙌 🙏,” another comment read.
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The Bryson Fire began in rugged terrain in the Santa Monica Mountains on Thursday.
NBC News says county fire officials reported the blaze near Mulholland Highway and Encinal Canyon Road just before 5 p.m. The fire then grew.
“It grew to 200 acres and was 0% contained as of Thursday night,” NBC News reported.
Red Flag Warnings Cover Parts Of Southern California Through Saturday Night
The Los Angeles County Fire Department ordered evacuations for the Encinal Canyon area. Evacuation warnings extended down to the beaches. According to Newsweek, the fire also burned about 102 acres in its first two hours.
Newsweek also notes that a red flag warning is in effect for parts of Los Angeles and Ventura counties, with weather conditions expected to make the fight more difficult.
The National Weather Service forecast gusts up to 60 MPH on Friday morning and early afternoon, predicting humidity below 15 percent.
The warning lasts up to 8 p.m. on Saturday.
According to the Santa Monica Mirror, Southern California Edison also cut power to central and west Malibu. Elevated fire weather prompted the shutoff. The Mirror says evacuation orders covered Zuma and Trancas canyons. Newsweek says investigators are still looking into the cause.
FOX’s Jay Glazer Was Forced To Evacuate His Home On Thursday Night
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