Evacuation Alerts Issued as Brush Fire Spreads in San Diego County

A significant brush fire near Rainbow Crest in San Diego County has prompted evacuation warnings for local communities. As firefighters work to contain the blaze, which has expanded to over 50 acres, residents are urged to remain alert for further evacuation orders. The situation is evolving, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
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Brush Fire Near Rainbow Crest Triggers Evacuations


A brush fire near Rainbow Crest in San Diego County, California, has led to evacuation alerts for surrounding neighborhoods as firefighters strive to control the situation. Reports indicate that the fire is advancing eastward from Rainbow Crest at a moderate pace. By 11:35 AM PDT, the blaze had expanded to over 50 acres, prompting a response from multiple fire engines.


Authorities have issued a Level 3 evacuation warning for regions east of Gomez Creek, which extends several miles beyond the creek. Additionally, a Level 2 evacuation warning is in effect for areas to the west of the 300 block of Rainbow Crest Road, affecting communities near Huntley Road and Moonridge Road, and stretching westward towards Matt Road.


Officials are actively monitoring the fire's progression, and residents in the impacted areas are advised to stay vigilant for any new evacuation instructions.

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