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Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City, this is Good Morning America.

I'm going to begin with the dangerous weather, including the tropical threats off both coast. Ginger, you know, she's following the hurricanes and where we could see impact, and dozens of fires are burning in the west. Trevor Alt starts us off near the fire zone there in California. Good morning, Trevor.

Good morning, Robin, and getting a look at the damage here on the ground is pretty staggering and especially heartbreaking because this is a historic area here in Chinese camp. A lot of these structures have been standing since the gold rush more than 100 years ago, but a fire ripped through and tore essentially the entire neighborhood into ash and rubble in one night.

This morning, parts of the West Coast ravaged by wildfires, many of them ignited by lightning strikes and fueled by dry conditions.

Cal Fire reporting nearly 17,000 lightning strikes in a 24-hour period. More than a dozen fires making up the TCU September Lightning Complex, burning more than 13,000 acres in Northern

California, the metal shells of vehicles spotting the charred Earth. Armageddon, yeah, yeah, it's not very good. Yeah, devastation. I think we lost 95% of the town.

The largest of those, the 6-5 fire, engulfing the historic gold rush town of Chinese camp near Yosemite Tuesday,

firefighters tackling it from the ground and the air.

We've got this Chinook helicopter making another air drop right here, trying to keep this ridge from having the fire spread further.

You have all those firefighters on the ground. This is a continuous fight for these crews.

The scope of the devastation evident from above. While some homes were thankfully untouched, others reduced to ash.

To watch it come over the ridge the way it did and as fast as it did, that is absolute fear.

And Cal Fire says those thousands of lightning strikes sparked at least 80 new fires.

And in these dry conditions, it does not take much as we can see for those flames to really get roaring. Michael? Yeah, you're right about that. Thank you so much for that. Trevor. And Ginger, we know you're tracking the dangerous wildfire smoke that's affecting millions. Yes, because it doesn't just stay where the fire is. is, although you will see some orange skies if you're around the Sierra Nevada, Yosemite there,

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