Investigators are trying to determine what ignited a massive 3,600-acre brush fire in Southern California’s Angeles National Forest on Sunday — forcing thousands to evacuate the campgrounds over the holiday weekend and crews to deploy several water-dropping aircraft.
The inferno was about 15% under control early Tuesday, and could continue burning for a whole week before it’s fully contained, fire officials said. High temperatures and thick brush are to blame for keeping the fire going.
California wildfire in Angeles National Forest could burn for a week
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