Los Angeles- There is a fire Picking up heat in the Agua Dulce area, north of Santa Clarita by about 30 miles. The fire look to have started about 7 o'clock last night. "Odd weather for a fire to start", says David L a local resident in the valley "but also a bad time to have to put one out". Southern california is currently experiencing colder then normal weather, which is not typical for a fire to start in, how ever The northern LA area is also experiencing Santa Anna winds, which have been know to produce gusts well over 40 miles per hour. These winds have been known to escalate fires in the past.
Residents noted that Firefighters were seen tending to the fire almost as soon as it was visible. We are still waiting this morning to find out if the fire was fully contained or if they are still fighting it. Agua Dulce woke up this morning to thick fog, making it hard to tell.
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Agua Dulce Fire March 2012
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