Cut fire continues to grow out of control as firecrews work around the clock to contain it. We have Team Coverage for you this morning. And will be following the story all morning and will be following the story all morning long. Fox5s Miguel Martinez valle is up first. He shows us the damage the fire has already caused. The devastation continues in Southern California as the blue cut fire spreads rapidly over cajon pass. Gary sigler, one of the largest fires ive been here 18 years and i thought a lot of fires down on cajon pass when i was with the department for those living in the area the way the flames spread from a few acres to more than 15 thousand in a matter of hours caught them off guard. Jason akins, lives in the area the smoke just got more and more intensive the wind unfortunately blowing straight at us it just kind of worked its way up and as the roaring fire continued to spread, it devoured everything in its path, including businesses like historic summit inn and many hom
Bernardino county has been shooting from wildfire a fastmoving wildfire in San Bernardino county has been shooting flames 80 feet high and has become a 28squaremile monster thats burned a number of homes. Tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee, including the ski resort town of wrightwood. Ranchlands 60 miles east of los angeles have been devoured. The i15 is closed in both directions at the cajon pass and east of los angeles have been devoured. The i15 is closed in both directions at the cajon pass and more than 85,000 residents have been encouraged to evacuate. An estimated 34,000 homes have now been affected by the fire and more threatened by the fire. The dryness due to a longstanding drought coupled with heavy winds fanned the flames causing them to spread rapidly. Several shelters are set up the on in hesperia where we are at sultana high school. Oh its insane. When it came through earlier. Just overwhelmed, its insane. The smoke from the fires is now hovering near t
The massive blue cut fire continues to grow after more than 12 hours of failed efforts to contain it. Im john huck. Im christine maddela. The fire caused major problems and destruction for those in the cajon pass. We have Team Coverage tonight. Fox5s Cyndi Lundeberg has alternate routes to take if youre traveling that way. Chief meteorologist ted pretty shows us how the fire will affect air quality in the valley. But first Miguel Martin v damage the fire has already caused. The out of control brush fire has prompted a state of emergency, massive evacuations, and many road closures. Were about a half mile away from where Fire Fighters are still combating the growing flames. We were there earlier and as your about to see the fire destroyed everything in its path. The devastation continues in Southern California as the blue cut fire spreads rapidly over cajon pass. Gary sigler, retired fire fighter one of the largest fires ive been here 18 years and i thought a lot of fires down on cajon
Meteorologist ted pretty shows us how the fire will be affecting our air quality in the valley. But first Miguel Martinez valle show us the damage the fire has already caused. The out of control brush fire has prompted a state of emergency, massive evacuations, and many road closures. Were about a half mile away from where Fire Fighters are still combating the growing flames. We were there earlier and as your about to see the fire destroyed everything in its path. The devastation continues in Southern California as the blue cut fire spreads rapidly over cajon pass. Gary sigler, retired fire fighter one of the largest fires ive lot of fires down on cajon pass when i was with the department for those living in the area the way the flames spread from a few acres to more than 15 thousand in a matter of hours caught them off guard. Jason akins, lives in the area the smoke just got more and more intensive the wind unfortunately blowing straight at us it just kind of worked its way up and as
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