The Bobcat Fire in the Angeles National Forest continues to grow with evacuation orders issued for Arcadia and Sierra Madre.

As of Monday night (September 14) the fire had burnt more than 38,000 acres.

Footage filmed on Sunday in Sierra Madre shows the fire burning and firefighting efforts.

The massive wildfire that has been burning in the Angeles National Forest for a week has prompted an evacuation order for some residents of Arcadia and Sierra Madre on Sunday.
Arcadia and Sierra Madre officials ordered all residents north of Elkins Avenue and east of Santa Anita Avenue to evacuate due to “dangerous wildfire conditions.” That’s about 32 homes in Sierra Madre, according to the city.
The Bobcat Fire grew to more than 33,312 acres by Sunday as flames continued to spread north toward Highway 2 and south toward the city of Monrovia, officials said.
Filmed by Barris Shao.

The city of Sierra Madre declared a state of emergency on Sunday, Sept. 13, as the Bobcat fire threatened homes in the area, prompting an evacuation order for residents living near the border shared by Arcadia and Sierra Madre (CA, USA).
The interim chief explained fire resources were stretched thin, given the size, scope and number of fires that were burning across the entire western United States right now.
On the video you can see a Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane refilling its water tank at a nearby reservoir while fighting the Bobcat Fire.
Filmed by Barris Shao.