Lake Fire Burns 478 Acres in Southern California: See Map
- On Saturday afternoon, a brush fire erupted east of Cajon Pass near Silverwood Lake, quickly growing to 150 acres and prompting evacuations, Cal Fire said.
- A dry winter left Southern California with increased wildfire risks, prompting fire chiefs to warn of a potentially severe fire season amid ongoing drought conditions.
- According to Cal Fire, nearly 450 acres burned quickly with northwest winds and potential to reach 1,000 acres, prompting aggressive firefighting efforts.
- Authorities ordered evacuations south of Highway 138 from Highway 173 to Summit Valley Road and closed Highway 138 from Old Mill to I-15, impacting regional safety.
- Fire chiefs warn of a likely devastating wildfire season in Southern California due to persistent dry conditions and low rainfall, indicating prolonged regional risks.
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More than 100 people temporarily stranded after fleeing 478-acre California blaze
Bystanders used boats and jet skis to rescue trapped crowd at reservoir
Lake fire burns 477 acres in San Bernardino County, prompting evacuations and road closures
The Lake fire broke out in the Silverwood Lake reservoir in San Bernardino County, burning more than 400 acres and prompting evacuations and road closures in the area.

Smiley fire north of Moreno Valley stopped at 83 acres
MORENO VALLEY — Firefighters Saturday held a vegetation fire north of Moreno Valley, between Riverside and San Bernardino counties, to 83 acres. The Smiley fire was reported at 2:36 p.m. Saturday in an unincorporated area at San Timoteo Canyon Road and Smiley Boulevard, according to the Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department. The forward progress of the fire was reported stopped at 5:44 p.m. No injuries or structure damage were reported. At 6…
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