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CNN
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Exhausted firefighters battling deadly infernos for weeks are now grappling with more wildfires scorching Los Angeles County – including the Hughes Fire, which has burned through more than 10,000 acres since it began less than 48 hours ago.
As of Thursday evening, the inferno was 36% contained, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, also known as Cal Fire.
Fire crews overnight contributed largely to the new containment lines, according to Los Angeles County Fire Department Captain Sheila Kelliher Berkoh.
“They put a lot of work in and did an incredible job really knocking the heat out of this fire,” Kelliher Berkoh told CNN on Thursday. “And those winds definitely laid down a bit, which helped us get the upper hand on this fire.”
The Hughes Fire is north of Santa Clarita, near the unincorporated community of Castaic. More than 14,000 structures are threatened, according to Los Angeles County’s Coordinated Joint Information Center.
About 16,200 area residents were under evacuation orders Thursday, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, while another 38,700 were under evacuation warnings due to the Hughes Fire.
Meanwhile, two new fires were reported Thursday afternoon in San Diego County –– the Gilman and Border 2 Fires –– the latter of which is spreading through the Otay Mountain Wilderness, near the US-Mexico border, at a “moderate rate,” according to Cal Fire.
The Border 2 Fire doubled in acreage Thursday evening –– spreading across 300 acres to 600 acres in about an hour. There are currently no threats to civilians, though Cal Fire declared that the fire is a threat to critical communication infrastructure.
On Thursday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation that will direct $2.5 billion in aid to support response and recovery efforts in areas of Los Angeles where thousands of acres have been scorched and dozens of people have been killed by two major wildfires this month.
In pictures: Deadly wildfires in Los Angeles County
“This money will be made available immediately … for ongoing operations, disaster recovery, debris removal, work on logistics, traffic management,” Gov. Newsom said during a news conference on Thursday. “We want to get these dollars out in real time so there’s no anxiety and stress associated with that.”
The relief package was approved earlier in the day by state lawmakers, according to the Associated Press. Supported by both Democrats and Republicans, the package also includes $4 million for local governments to put towards rebuilding homes and $1 million to support school districts and help them rebuild facilities that have been destroyed, AP reports.
California State Assembly speaker Robert Rivas, during the news conference, called on President Donald Trump to approve federal dollars as soon as possible, without conditions.
Meanwhile, the threat of more wildfires is not over. The National Weather Service extended a red-flag warning through Friday morning for most of Los Angeles and Ventura counties as bone-dry vegetation and brutal Santa Ana winds stoke the possibility of more wildfires.
The Hughes Fire started just before 11 a.m. Wednesday near Castaic Lake, north of where fire crews are working to fully contain the Palisades and Eaton fires that have scorched more than 40,000 acres and left at least 28 dead since they began January 7.
The fire is “a completely different beast” to the Palisades and Eaton fires, Kelliher Berkoh told CNN Wednesday evening. Two weeks ago, firefighters faced extreme challenges as powerful winds grounded aerial support.
Calmer winds allowed the fire department’s helicopters to carry out water drops at night, Kelliher Berkoh said.
When asked about potential water supply issues, Kelliher Berkoh said crews are fortunate to have direct access to Castaic Lake and other nearby reservoirs for their firefighting efforts.
But “dangerous fire weather conditions will persist through Friday as fuels remain extremely dry and ready to burn, with Thursday the period of greatest concern,” the National Weather Service in Los Angeles said. “Any fire that starts can grow fast and out of control.”
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued a windblown dust and ash advisory through Thursday at 6 p.m. due to the particles left behind by the fires which can potentially impact air quality throughout the county. Residents who can’t avoid going outside should wear an N95 or P100 mask to protect their lungs, according to the health department.
Firefighters had a more optimistic outlook for another blaze, the Sepulveda Fire, which started late Wednesday. The brush fire near Interstate 405 and Sepulveda Boulevard in Los Angeles has stopped moving forward, the city’s fire department said.
About 250 firefighters “jumped on this very quickly, and we were able to keep it to only 40 acres,” said firefighter David Ortiz, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Fire Department. “The Santa Ana winds are blowing against this fire, so we had that in our favor.”
Treacherous mudslides and ‘toxic’ debris flow could be next
Much of Southern California is expected to get doused with desperately needed rainfall this weekend – but this could unleash new hazards.
The Los Angeles and San Diego areas will get more rain this weekend than in the last six months combined. A half-inch to 3/4 of an inch of rain is expected to fall from Saturday to Sunday on the main burn scars of the Palisades and Eaton fires, the National Weather Service said.
While that might not sound like a lot, Los Angeles has seen only 0.03 inches of rain since October 1 – far less than the average of 5.5 inches from October to January. The rain expected this weekend will be the first drops in January, and they will fall quickly over charred land that can’t absorb water.
“A lot of that rain may fall in a relatively short amount of time,” said Ariel Cohen, the meteorologist in charge of the National Weather Service office in Los Angeles. That torrent will lead to “the possibility of at least shallow debris flows, mudslides and landslides,” Cohen said.
“The burn scars, with the widespread loss of trees, shrubs and vegetation, will have a much lower capability of handling the rain and will be more susceptible for failure,” he said. “It behaves more like cement; the ground can’t accept the water, so it all goes to runoff immediately.”
That means fast-moving rivers of mud, rock and fire debris could gush downhill. The debris flows could be damaging, “taking down other structures and certainly be a threat to life and property,” Cohen said.
Burnt structural rubble, other charred debris and the soil beneath them can contain toxic chemicals, which could take months to remove.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass issued an emergency order this week “to shore up burn areas and to mitigate the serious health and environmental impacts of fire-related hazardous pollutants on the stormwater system, beaches and ocean,” the mayor’s office said.
“I’m directing city crews to swiftly install reinforced concrete barriers, lay down sandbags and clear debris to shore up burn areas and stem the flow of toxins,” Bass said in a release. “These communities have already endured unimaginable loss – we are taking action against further harm.”
The director of Los Angeles County Public Works said the county is ready.
“As the rain approaches LA County, Public Works will mobilize 24/7 storm patrols. All flood control dams and channels have been prepared for storm, and stormwater capture facilities prepared to operate,” Director Mark Pestrella said Wednesday.
“Our crews are clearing debris from streets, cleaning and preparing debris basins, deploying sandbags and other systems to keep runoff with ash and other burnt debris from entering the storm drain system.”
While the county is leading the local effort to prevent landslides and mudslides, the US Army Corps of Engineers and the Federal Emergency Management Agency are leading debris removal efforts, Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath said.
Students and inmates get evacuated
With the rain still a couple days away, parched conditions keep fueling the Hughes Fire.
A county jail in Castaic has been partially evacuated, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said. The jail is just south of the fire area and can hold as many as 4,295 inmates.
About 470 inmates were evacuated from one of the three facilities on the campus and moved to another part of the detention center, the sheriff said. The other two facilities are “structured much better” than the one that was evacuated, Luna said.
“We do have a plan in place … to evacuate the rest of the inmates on the entire facility if we absolutely had to,” Luna said Wednesday, without elaborating.
Meanwhile, all Castaic Middle School and Castaic High School students were evacuated Wednesday to a Ralph’s supermarket parking lot, according to the California Highway Patrol. Students from North Lake Elementary were evacuated to the Castaic Sports Complex, the agency said on X.
The Valencia and Canyon Country campuses of College of the Canyons were closed Wednesday and Thursday as a “precautionary measure” because of the Hughes Fire, the college said on its website.
Smoke was visible Wednesday as far south as Oxnard, a city in Ventura County located about 50 miles southwest of Castaic, city officials said.
Firefighters keep working the deadly Palisades and Eaton fires
Firefighters are still trying to contain the deadly Palisades and Eaton fires, which have killed at least 28 people and left entire neighborhoods in ruins.
As of Thursday morning, the 23,000-acre Palisades Fire was about 72% contained, according to Cal Fire.
The inferno, which started in the Pacific Palisades area of western Los Angeles, has killed at least 11 people and destroyed more than 6,700 structures.
The 14,000-acre Eaton Fire, which devastated parts of the Altadena community north of Pasadena, was about 95% contained, Cal Fire said Thursday morning.
The Eaton Fire has killed at least 17 people and destroyed more than 9,400 structures.
Firefighters might get some help from the rain this weekend. But “once that rain passes, it’s going to dry up again,” said Ortiz, the LAFD spokesperson.
“It’s super dry. Any one spark will have a new start of a fire that establishes and raises quickly.”
CNN’s Josh Campbell, Lauren Mascarenhas, Brandon Miller, Robert Shackelford and Eric Zerkel contributed to this report.
In Southern California, the devastating wildfires have left a trail of destruction in their wake. But now, as rain looms on the horizon, a new threat is emerging for residents of the region.With fears of mudslides, flooding, and debris flows growing, officials have ordered the evacuation of 31,000 people in high-risk areas. The recent fires have stripped the land of vegetation, leaving it vulnerable to erosion and dangerous runoff.
The potential for more deadly hazards is a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by those living in fire-prone areas. As communities band together to support one another and prepare for the worst, the need for swift action and caution is paramount.
As the rain begins to fall, residents are urged to stay vigilant and heed evacuation orders to ensure their safety and well-being. Our thoughts are with those affected by the fires and now facing the threat of further devastation.
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CNN
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Exhausted firefighters battling deadly infernos for weeks are now grappling with more wildfires scorching Los Angeles County – including the Hughes Fire, which has burned through more than 10,000 acres since it began less than 48 hours ago.
As of Thursday evening, the inferno was 36% contained, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, also known as Cal Fire.
Fire crews overnight contributed largely to the new containment lines, according to Los Angeles County Fire Department Captain Sheila Kelliher Berkoh.
“They put a lot of work in and did an incredible job really knocking the heat out of this fire,” Kelliher Berkoh told CNN on Thursday. “And those winds definitely laid down a bit, which helped us get the upper hand on this fire.”
The Hughes Fire is north of Santa Clarita, near the unincorporated community of Castaic. More than 14,000 structures are threatened, according to Los Angeles County’s Coordinated Joint Information Center.
About 16,200 area residents were under evacuation orders Thursday, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, while another 38,700 were under evacuation warnings due to the Hughes Fire.
Meanwhile, two new fires were reported Thursday afternoon in San Diego County –– the Gilman and Border 2 Fires –– the latter of which is spreading through the Otay Mountain Wilderness, near the US-Mexico border, at a “moderate rate,” according to Cal Fire.
The Border 2 Fire doubled in acreage Thursday evening –– spreading across 300 acres to 600 acres in about an hour. There are currently no threats to civilians, though Cal Fire declared that the fire is a threat to critical communication infrastructure.
On Thursday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation that will direct $2.5 billion in aid to support response and recovery efforts in areas of Los Angeles where thousands of acres have been scorched and dozens of people have been killed by two major wildfires this month.
In pictures: Deadly wildfires in Los Angeles County
“This money will be made available immediately … for ongoing operations, disaster recovery, debris removal, work on logistics, traffic management,” Gov. Newsom said during a news conference on Thursday. “We want to get these dollars out in real time so there’s no anxiety and stress associated with that.”
The relief package was approved earlier in the day by state lawmakers, according to the Associated Press. Supported by both Democrats and Republicans, the package also includes $4 million for local governments to put towards rebuilding homes and $1 million to support school districts and help them rebuild facilities that have been destroyed, AP reports.
California State Assembly speaker Robert Rivas, during the news conference, called on President Donald Trump to approve federal dollars as soon as possible, without conditions.
Meanwhile, the threat of more wildfires is not over. The National Weather Service extended a red-flag warning through Friday morning for most of Los Angeles and Ventura counties as bone-dry vegetation and brutal Santa Ana winds stoke the possibility of more wildfires.
The Hughes Fire started just before 11 a.m. Wednesday near Castaic Lake, north of where fire crews are working to fully contain the Palisades and Eaton fires that have scorched more than 40,000 acres and left at least 28 dead since they began January 7.
The fire is “a completely different beast” to the Palisades and Eaton fires, Kelliher Berkoh told CNN Wednesday evening. Two weeks ago, firefighters faced extreme challenges as powerful winds grounded aerial support.
Calmer winds allowed the fire department’s helicopters to carry out water drops at night, Kelliher Berkoh said.
When asked about potential water supply issues, Kelliher Berkoh said crews are fortunate to have direct access to Castaic Lake and other nearby reservoirs for their firefighting efforts.
But “dangerous fire weather conditions will persist through Friday as fuels remain extremely dry and ready to burn, with Thursday the period of greatest concern,” the National Weather Service in Los Angeles said. “Any fire that starts can grow fast and out of control.”
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued a windblown dust and ash advisory through Thursday at 6 p.m. due to the particles left behind by the fires which can potentially impact air quality throughout the county. Residents who can’t avoid going outside should wear an N95 or P100 mask to protect their lungs, according to the health department.
Firefighters had a more optimistic outlook for another blaze, the Sepulveda Fire, which started late Wednesday. The brush fire near Interstate 405 and Sepulveda Boulevard in Los Angeles has stopped moving forward, the city’s fire department said.
About 250 firefighters “jumped on this very quickly, and we were able to keep it to only 40 acres,” said firefighter David Ortiz, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Fire Department. “The Santa Ana winds are blowing against this fire, so we had that in our favor.”
Treacherous mudslides and ‘toxic’ debris flow could be next
Much of Southern California is expected to get doused with desperately needed rainfall this weekend – but this could unleash new hazards.
The Los Angeles and San Diego areas will get more rain this weekend than in the last six months combined. A half-inch to 3/4 of an inch of rain is expected to fall from Saturday to Sunday on the main burn scars of the Palisades and Eaton fires, the National Weather Service said.
While that might not sound like a lot, Los Angeles has seen only 0.03 inches of rain since October 1 – far less than the average of 5.5 inches from October to January. The rain expected this weekend will be the first drops in January, and they will fall quickly over charred land that can’t absorb water.
“A lot of that rain may fall in a relatively short amount of time,” said Ariel Cohen, the meteorologist in charge of the National Weather Service office in Los Angeles. That torrent will lead to “the possibility of at least shallow debris flows, mudslides and landslides,” Cohen said.
“The burn scars, with the widespread loss of trees, shrubs and vegetation, will have a much lower capability of handling the rain and will be more susceptible for failure,” he said. “It behaves more like cement; the ground can’t accept the water, so it all goes to runoff immediately.”
That means fast-moving rivers of mud, rock and fire debris could gush downhill. The debris flows could be damaging, “taking down other structures and certainly be a threat to life and property,” Cohen said.
Burnt structural rubble, other charred debris and the soil beneath them can contain toxic chemicals, which could take months to remove.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass issued an emergency order this week “to shore up burn areas and to mitigate the serious health and environmental impacts of fire-related hazardous pollutants on the stormwater system, beaches and ocean,” the mayor’s office said.
“I’m directing city crews to swiftly install reinforced concrete barriers, lay down sandbags and clear debris to shore up burn areas and stem the flow of toxins,” Bass said in a release. “These communities have already endured unimaginable loss – we are taking action against further harm.”
The director of Los Angeles County Public Works said the county is ready.
“As the rain approaches LA County, Public Works will mobilize 24/7 storm patrols. All flood control dams and channels have been prepared for storm, and stormwater capture facilities prepared to operate,” Director Mark Pestrella said Wednesday.
“Our crews are clearing debris from streets, cleaning and preparing debris basins, deploying sandbags and other systems to keep runoff with ash and other burnt debris from entering the storm drain system.”
While the county is leading the local effort to prevent landslides and mudslides, the US Army Corps of Engineers and the Federal Emergency Management Agency are leading debris removal efforts, Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath said.
Students and inmates get evacuated
With the rain still a couple days away, parched conditions keep fueling the Hughes Fire.
A county jail in Castaic has been partially evacuated, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said. The jail is just south of the fire area and can hold as many as 4,295 inmates.
About 470 inmates were evacuated from one of the three facilities on the campus and moved to another part of the detention center, the sheriff said. The other two facilities are “structured much better” than the one that was evacuated, Luna said.
“We do have a plan in place … to evacuate the rest of the inmates on the entire facility if we absolutely had to,” Luna said Wednesday, without elaborating.
Meanwhile, all Castaic Middle School and Castaic High School students were evacuated Wednesday to a Ralph’s supermarket parking lot, according to the California Highway Patrol. Students from North Lake Elementary were evacuated to the Castaic Sports Complex, the agency said on X.
The Valencia and Canyon Country campuses of College of the Canyons were closed Wednesday and Thursday as a “precautionary measure” because of the Hughes Fire, the college said on its website.
Smoke was visible Wednesday as far south as Oxnard, a city in Ventura County located about 50 miles southwest of Castaic, city officials said.
Firefighters keep working the deadly Palisades and Eaton fires
Firefighters are still trying to contain the deadly Palisades and Eaton fires, which have killed at least 28 people and left entire neighborhoods in ruins.
As of Thursday morning, the 23,000-acre Palisades Fire was about 72% contained, according to Cal Fire.
The inferno, which started in the Pacific Palisades area of western Los Angeles, has killed at least 11 people and destroyed more than 6,700 structures.
The 14,000-acre Eaton Fire, which devastated parts of the Altadena community north of Pasadena, was about 95% contained, Cal Fire said Thursday morning.
The Eaton Fire has killed at least 17 people and destroyed more than 9,400 structures.
Firefighters might get some help from the rain this weekend. But “once that rain passes, it’s going to dry up again,” said Ortiz, the LAFD spokesperson.
“It’s super dry. Any one spark will have a new start of a fire that establishes and raises quickly.”
CNN’s Josh Campbell, Lauren Mascarenhas, Brandon Miller, Robert Shackelford and Eric Zerkel contributed to this report.
Attention all residents in Southern California: 31,000 people have been ordered to evacuate as heavy rain threatens to unleash more deadly hazards in the fire-ravaged areas. The recent wildfires have left the region vulnerable to flash floods, mudslides, and debris flows.Authorities are urging residents to heed evacuation orders and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. The risk of post-fire hazards is high, and it is crucial to prioritize your safety and the safety of your loved ones.
Please stay informed about weather conditions, follow evacuation orders, and have an emergency plan in place. Your safety is our top priority, and we are here to support you during this challenging time.
Stay safe, Southern California. We are in this together.
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Language : English
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Ringo Starr, The Weeknd and David Gray unleash new releases | Music | Entertainment
Ring out the old, ring in a cascade of eagerly anticipated album releases from some of pop’s biggest names.
This month alone we have new full-length outings from The Weeknd, Manic Street Preachers, Franz Ferdinand, David Gray and Ringo Starr who becomes the latest legend to turn his hand to country music next week in collaboration with T. Bone Burnett.
Will Lana Del Ray climb into the saddle too? Early reports suggest she aims to move closer to country on her tenth album, The Right One Will Stay – due out in May.
Lana, who has already released a cover of Take Me Home, Country Roads and performed Stand By Your Man live, has confirmed it will be “a classic country, American, southern Gothic production”.
She also says the new songs won’t be “a radical departure” from 2023’s critically acclaimed chart-topper Did You Know There’s A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd. The first taste, the title track, is a haunting and achingly tender collaboration with Post Malone.
Ed Sheeran has just released +-=÷× (TOUR COLLECTION), with 25 of his biggest-selling songs recorded live, plus “exclusive memos” from the singer on the CD and vinyl versions.
But Ed has also finished a new studio album which will see him return to “big pop” after the relatively glum Autumn Variations and – (subtract).
We can expect new releases from Sam Fender in February – he’s already teased us with the superb People Watching – and The Darkness in March.
And perhaps surprisingly The Cure are threatening to release a companion to last year’s Songs Of A Lost World this summer.
Chris Martin says Coldplay will bow out with one last record, and Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, Blondie, Morrissey, The Distillers and Stereophonics are also promising albums. And Madonna is said to be working on new music with Stuart Price, the head producer on her 2005 album Confessions On A Dance Floor Let’s hope there’s room for fresh talent to get noticed too.
X-Ray Spex. Live At The Roundhouse.
The iconic punk band’s final gig – recorded in 2008, three years before Poly Styrene’s death at 53 – is loud, proud, and bursting with energy. They play their greats – the gloriously defiant Oh Bondage Up Yours! and the slower, strangely bewitching Germ Free Adolescents. Vigorous belters Identity, The Day The World Turned Dayglo and I Am A Poseur still pack a punch.
The Skabratts. Koolest Kat.
Peter Azzopardi’s London-based five-piece specialise in breezy Ska and upbeat pop reggae. It’s impossible to listen to original numbers like Soon You’ll Be Gone and The Vultures Are Coming without smiling. Their music sound doffs its pork pie hat to the 2-Tone years, and is close in feel to the cheery apolitical bounce of Madness and Bad Manners. Ten tracks of sunshine.
Jeff Christie. Here & Now.
Best known for his 1970 hits, the chart-topping global smash Yellow River and the follow-up San Bernardino, the former Christie star now specialises in melodic Americana. ‘On the road to Graceland, dust beneath my wheels,’ he sings on Driving Down To Memphis. Soul-infused Building Bridges is a heart-felt plea for global peace in an ever-grimmer world. Better By Now, about long-term relationships, boasts an instant chorus.
Ringo Starr, The Weeknd, and David Gray are all set to make waves in the music world with their latest releases. Ringo Starr, the legendary drummer of The Beatles, is back with a new album titled “Zoom In”, featuring collaborations with artists like Paul McCartney, Dave Grohl, and Finneas. The Weeknd, known for his soulful R&B sound, has dropped a new EP called “The Highlights”, a compilation of his greatest hits. And David Gray, the British singer-songwriter behind hits like “Babylon”, has released a new album titled “Skellig”, showcasing his signature blend of folk and rock. Music fans are in for a treat with these exciting new releases from three iconic artists.
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Naturally Thin: Unleash Your SkinnyGirl and Free Yourself from a Lifetime of Dieting (A Woman’s Guide to Diet-Free Eating)
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Publisher : Atria Books; Original edition (March 10, 2009)
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Paperback : 304 pages
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Unleash the Power of the Mediasonic HF7-SU31C: A Guide to Setup and Usage
Are you looking to expand your storage options and unleash the power of your computer? Look no further than the Mediasonic HF7-SU31C, a versatile and high-performance external hard drive enclosure that will revolutionize the way you use your computer.Setting up the Mediasonic HF7-SU31C is a breeze. Simply connect the enclosure to your computer using the included USB cable, and you’re ready to go. The HF7-SU31C is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems, so no matter what type of computer you have, you can take advantage of its powerful features.
One of the standout features of the Mediasonic HF7-SU31C is its support for up to seven 3.5-inch SATA hard drives. This means you can store and access a massive amount of data, making it perfect for professionals who work with large files or anyone who wants to keep their media collection in one place.
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Unleash the Power of the WowPC Portable Drive: A Comprehensive Guide
In today’s digital age, having a reliable and efficient portable drive is essential for storing and accessing your important files on the go. The WowPC Portable Drive is a top-of-the-line solution that offers high-speed performance, ample storage space, and convenient portability. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the features and benefits of the WowPC Portable Drive and how you can unleash its full potential.One of the key features of the WowPC Portable Drive is its impressive storage capacity. With options ranging from 500GB to 2TB, you can store all your photos, videos, documents, and other important files without worrying about running out of space. This makes it an ideal solution for professionals, students, and anyone who needs to access their files wherever they go.
In addition to its ample storage capacity, the WowPC Portable Drive also offers lightning-fast transfer speeds. With USB 3.0 connectivity, you can quickly and easily transfer large files in a matter of seconds. This is especially useful for professionals who need to transfer large multimedia files or backup their data quickly and efficiently.
Another standout feature of the WowPC Portable Drive is its rugged and durable design. Constructed with a shock-resistant casing, it can withstand accidental drops and bumps, ensuring that your data remains safe and secure. This makes it an ideal solution for individuals who are always on the go and need a reliable storage solution that can keep up with their active lifestyle.
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