Northern California resident Kayla Dailey, pregnant with her third child, spent her due date not prepping for the imminent delivery of her daughter, but fleeing the McKinney Fire, which she says ultimately engulfed her home.
Klamath River resident Kayla Dailey, pregnant with her third child, spent her due date not prepping for the imminent delivery of her daughter, but fleeing the McKinney Fire, which she says ultimately engulfed her home.Massive McKinney Fire in Northern California leaves trail of destructionDailey, her husband Levi, their two young sons, and the family's roommate Dalton Shute relocated to Northern California from Indiana just 4 months ago.
"We've fought fires and seen homes burn up and been in a place of being the firefighters there doing that work, but to have it happen to yourself, it's just unimaginable," Linfoot told CNN."I'm still overwhelmed that we're the victims of this horrible, horrible convergence of weather and fire, which so many times we've seen other people suffer."Linfoot was out of town when the fire quickly advanced on her home.
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