Photos: Fast-moving Canyon Fire forces thousands to evacuate in LA, Ventura counties
Summary
A wildfire called the Canyon Fire in Southern California has caused thousands of people to leave their homes in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. The fire started small but quickly grew to 1,000 acres in a few hours and is not yet under control. The local authorities have declared an emergency and issued evacuation orders due to the fire and extreme weather conditions.Key Facts
- The Canyon Fire began near Lake Piru, roughly 60 miles northwest of Los Angeles.
- Initially reported at 30 acres, the fire expanded to over 1,000 acres quickly.
- Evacuation warnings have been issued from the Los Angeles County line to the northwest of Lake Piru.
- The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors declared a local emergency.
- Roads near the fire are closed due to safety concerns.
- The National Weather Service reported high temperatures of 95-100°F, low humidity, and strong winds in the area.
- Hot, dry, and windy weather conditions are helping the fire to spread faster.
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