106 was reached by it just north of La, where a brushfire raged up tinder-dry ridges near State Route 14. A recreational vehicle park and as many as 400 houses were purchased evacuated."It only continues to go.No houses had burned and the fire was heading southward away from densely populated regions and into Angeles National Forest north of it in Santa Clarita, which includes about 180,000 residents.Driven by 20 miles per hour winds, the day fire immediately enveloped more than 5 square miles of brush near a highway, State Route 14. Some lanes were close and Metrolink train service in the region was stopped.Enormous fires jumped on ridgetops and smoke could be seen miles away in downtown La."It certainly looked like the apocalypse."A dozen aircraft and about 300 firemen fought with the fire. The fires were heading from the heavily populated regions of Santa Clarita, which includes around 180,000 residents, toward the Angeles National Forest., as night fellNight pictures revealed long lines that were glowing on the ridges, topped by soaring swaths of walls and fires of smoke.Garrapata State Park south of Carmel was shut for the weekend.It was heading toward the magnificently beautiful Big Sur woods and was anticipated to burn more fiercely at nighttime warm, dry air from inland started drifting toward the sea and as damp ocean air pulled away, state fire spokesman Jonathan Pangburn said.No houses were immediately threatened in the region that was sparsely inhabited.
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