California Wildfire: Almond Fire Forces Evacuations in Cabazon

A vegetation fire, dubbed Almond Fire, broke out in Cabazon, California on Tuesday, prompting evacuation orders to be issued. 

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A vegetation fire in Cabazon, California, has prompted evacuation orders due to the Almond Fire. The blaze has spread to 10 acres, with a potential for 20-25 acres, and is burning towards the east with an immediate structure threat. Evacuation warnings have been issued for several zones, with an evacuation order in place for the area north of Bonita Avenue, west of Elm Street, east of Almond Street, and south of Almond Street.

CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department reported that the fire started with an RV on fire that spread to vegetation. The fire is currently burning 2-3 acres, with additional resources responding to the scene.

Scary visuals of the fire have emerged online, with several videos showing the blaze and smoke. The fire has sparked amid dry conditions in the area, with emergency personnel responding to the scene.