Anyone found ashes on their car today from the fire? Pretty wild. Frikin heat always cause brush fires here in Los Angeles County.

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Don't live near LA but up here in southern oregon we have ash on cars for over a week and the smoke is horrible!!!!

Yes, in the Hollywood Hills and out in Calabasas

This fire is in a bad place... close to Leamon

La Tuna - This is somewhat close to Leamon. Hope it's all good. I'm 15 miles away, and the wind carried ash into Canyon Country this afternoon.

Andys

Crazy stuff. I was at Glendora yesterday and I saw two planes scooping up water at the Santa Fe Dam I think.

This pic appears in the LAFD handbook for hillside dwellings dealing with " Brush Clearence ". The still recognizable 911 Targa was a victim of the '93 Malibu fire. We should check up on Leamon on Sunday see if he needs anything Click to view attachment

Leamon posted on FB that he was okay

..........no ashes in Newport but weird grey overcast....feels like HI

The Central Cal Sierras are ablaze with 5 fires to the east and northeast of us. Looks like fog, but hurts when you breathe. The Peak and Mission fires kicked off yesterday afternoon. Friends living near Northfork had to evacuate. Please keep the Mercado's in your prayers.

here ya go


https://www.fireweatheravalanche.org/fire/

LAFD, Burbank, Glendale FD and assistance from other California counties put a 30% containment the to La Tuna Cyn fire today. My nephew and family were on standby evacuation...but no orders given to go. Close call, but 4 other homes were lost. NO fatalities, and several dehydrated firefighters. This was a bad one for L.A., but the worst was Bel Air fire Nov. '61; 484 homes lost and 16,090 acres burned, no deaths. That was when brush clearence ordinance was only 30' from any structure
Marty