Los Angeles, CA — A massive wildfire known as the Bridge Fire has expanded significantly, reaching over 34,000 acres as it approaches the towns of Big Pines and Mt. Baldy. Evacuation orders are in place, and authorities urge all residents to leave immediately. The fire is rapidly spreading, and officials have classified it as dangerous due to windy conditions forecasted through Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service, a wind advisory will take effect from 11 a.m. Wednesday through Thursday, with gusts reaching up to 25 mph. These winds are expected to further fuel the fire, intensifying the threat to nearby communities. Evacuation shelters are available at Pomona Fairplex, San Bernardino County Fairgrounds, and other locations for displaced residents.
Residents in the affected areas should monitor updates closely and evacuate if instructed. For those in evacuation zones, pets can be taken to designated animal shelters, including the Lancaster Animal Care Center. Road closures include San Gabriel Canyon, Glendora Ridge, and Mt. Baldy Road. Stay tuned to local alerts as conditions may worsen heading into the weekend.
