Read Tall Plume of Smoke Rises From Fire Near Azusa (NBC Los Angeles)
A tall plume of smoking is rising from a brush fire in the Azusa area during an afternoon of triple-digit heat across Southern California. The tower of smoke from Angeles National Forest can be seen from the San Gabriel Valley and beyond. Details about how the 1,800-acre fire started were not immediately available.  The fire was reported near 14300 West…
Report from 7:07 PM tonight. It’s starting to get dark out now, so I’m hoping the fire quells by itself overnight. I can definitely smell the smoke in the air.

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