Santa Clarita Bike Fire: Map, evacuation updates as wildfire burns in Los Angeles County | Hindustan Times
The wildfire was first reported around 1 p.m. local time on Sunday.
Update: The Bike Fire burning in Santa Clarita, Los Angeles County, California, has grown to approximately 171.5 acres, according to the latest fire mapping. The wildfire was first reported around 1 p.m. local time on Sunday. The blaze is 0% contained.Evacuation orders: Level 3 — GoResidents in the following zones have been ordered to evacuate:SCL-MACMILLANSCL-NADEU-ASCL-SANDSOUTH-BSCL-SULTUSEvacuation warnings: Level 2 — SetResidents in the following zones have been warned to prepare for possible evacuation:LAC-E119-ASCL-CRYSTALSPRINGSSCL-FAIROAKSRANCHSCL-MEDLEYRIDGESCL-NADEU-BSCL-ROLLINGHILLS-BSCL-SANDSOUTH-ASCL-WOODLANDEvacuation centerAn evacuation center is being established at:College of the Canyons26455 Rockwell Canyon RoadSanta Clarita, CA 91355.Also Read: Minneapolis fire update: Video shows 3-alarm blaze at commercial building as firefighters respondUpdate: The Bike Fire burning in Santa Clarita, Los Angeles County, has grown to approximately 75 acres.The wildfire is spreading at a critical rate, and structures are threatened in the areas of Pineview Road, Mountain Park Road and Falter Road, and Pacy Street, according to the helicopter coordinator (HLCO). Also Read: NC and SC tornado watch today: Which counties and cities are under severe weather alert? Full listInitial report: A wildfire dubbed the Bike Fire is burning in Santa Clarita, Los Angeles County, California.The fire was first reported around 1 p.m. local time on Sunday and had burned approximately 40 acres by 1:50 p.m. See the map here for the latest fire location and affected areas.Evacuation warnings issuedEvacuation warnings have been issued for the following zones, according to the Genasys evacuation map:SCL-CRYSTALSPRINGSSCL-SANDSOUTHSCL-WOODLANDSCL-MACMILLANSCL-NADEUThe fire was spreading rapidly, according to information attributed to the helicopter coordinator (HLCO). Officials warned that the fire could reach 150–200 acres within the next hour.A third-alarm response was also requested, according to radio traffic.
