The Hughes Fire ignited in Southern California near Castaic on Wednesday at 10:50 a.m., rapidly expanding to 9,457 acres. It remains uncontained, prompting evacuation orders for over 31,000 residents, while another 23,000 were given warnings. This latest fire follows previous ones that devastated over 37,000 acres, and impacted the vital Interstate 5 freeway. The fires earlier this month resulted in casualties and significant property loss. As the situation evolves, it’s critical for residents to stay informed and heed official guidance for safety.
The Hughes Fire erupted at around 10:50 a.m. near Castaic and quickly grew to 9,457 acres.
Evacuation orders were issued for surrounding areas, affecting more than 31,000 individuals.
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