Smoke from Thomas Fire reaches San Luis Obispo County
Posted: 8:49 am, December 11, 2017 by News Staff

Pic by Kelly Sherwood.
–A blanket of smoke covered San Luis Obispo County yesterday, and remains hanging in the air today as a result of the Thomas Fire in Santa Barbara County.
The Thomas Fire has grown to over 200,000 acres. According to Cal Fire, 18,000 structures threatened, 794 structures have been destroyed, and 187 structures have been damaged.
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