Trump Denies California Wildfire Relief The Exact Night Before A Major Fire Danger Day

The aid was for the 6 fires from September.
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Late last night, President Trump denied California's request for wildfire relief just hours before a major fire danger day in the state. 

On Friday, October 16, temperatures all over Southern California are expected to get close to (or, in some cases, exceed) 100 degrees.

The fire danger comes from a combination of the high temperatures and expected high winds — Orange County, in particular, is under a severe fire weather watch through Friday.

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The longer it takes for California and its communities to recover, the more severe, devastating, and irreversible the economic impacts will be.

California Governor Gavin Newsom

The federal aid that was rejected was to help California recover from the six wildfires that ravaged the state during the month of September during the largest fire season in the state's history.

The timing of President Trump's rejection isn't lost on some Twitter users.

...And others speculated on reasons as to why this happened.

Others brought up some interesting points.

As fires continue to burn in California, we hope for some relief after today's weather advisories — if not from the government, at least, perhaps, from cooler temperatures. What do you say, universe?

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