Sit in Friends in the Morning.

77 W.A.B.C. Firefighters in Southern California bracing for conditions to worsen.

Forecasters have issued a rare warning, a PDS, or particularly dangerous situation, saying powerful wins this week could threaten new communities in the disaster zone.

The vegetation that's still very, very dry.

So that leads a recipe to produce some very critical fire weather conditions.

Wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour are expected today.

Since last week, fierce winds have turned wildfires into infernoes, leveling entire neighborhoods.

The fires have burned more than 12,000 homes and other buildings, making them likely the most destructive fires in U.S. history.

In the Pasadena area, more than 39,000 structures are still under threat from the Eaton fire.

It was a nightmare.

Jeffrey and Cheryl Koo first spotted the Eaton fire at 6.19 p.m. last Tuesday on a hill near their home.

Their ring camera shows the couple loading their car to evacuate just 10 minutes later.

No!

The sky turning bright orange as flames expanded around the hill.

The point where I felt like this was going to be the last time I would see the house

was when the sky was orange.

The couple is seen evacuating at 653.

They called it 34 minutes of terror. Every moment I went into the house and out of the

house, it was kind of surreal. Every time I checked on the fire, it got worse. That couple's home,

mostly spared. It's unclear how the Pacific Palisades or the Eaton fire started.

The ATF is leading the investigation.

This, as FEMA announced, that active duty military will soon be deployed to join the firefighting efforts.

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