FOX Business' Cheryl Cazon breaks down the potential economic impact of the Los Angeles wildfires as flames continue to engulf local communities.
Universal Studios Hollywood will close the theme park gates and Universal Citywalk on Wednesday due to “high winds and fire conditions” due to multiple wildfires in Southern California.
Visitors take photos with the Globe at the main entrance of the Universal Studios Hollywood theme park in Hollywood, California. (Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg via Getty Images/Getty Images)
“Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal City Walk will be closed today due to high winds and fire conditions. The safety of our team members and guests is our top priority.”
Four wildfires in Los Angeles County were 0 percent contained as of Wednesday morning. Those fires — the Palisades Fire, the Eaton Fire, the Hurst Fire and the Woodley Fire — have collectively affected more than 5,700 acres, according to CalFire.
Homes burn as strong winds fuel the Eaton Fire in Pasadena, California on Tuesday. A powerful Santa Ana wind event has dramatically increased the risk of wind-driven fires like the dangerous and destructive Palisades Fire near Santa Monica. (David McNew/Getty Images/Getty Images)
Another fire in Riverside County, Tyler, has burned 15 acres but is 100 percent contained.
Earlier Wednesday, the National Weather Service predicted “widespread damaging wind and severe fire weather for much of the Los Angeles/Venture area.”
Plumes of smoke are seen as a brush fire burns in Pacific Palisades, California, on Tuesday. (David Swanson/AFP via Getty Images/Getty Images)
These fires have ordered the evacuation of more than 30 thousand people.