As the Silverado fire rages in Chino, California, a woman working nearby catches this terrifying scene outside her office as winds as smoke converges on October 26.


"The wind was blowing so hard it was shaking my car as I was driving and once I reached my job the visibility was so little and dust and ash were blowing everywhere so I had to literally run inside my job because the dust was blowing in my eyes. As you can see from the video that was me leaving my job and it was even worse outside I couldn’t even see the field right across the street. I had to be very careful driving as well because it was extremely hard to see the other cars on the road," said the woman, who tells Newsflare she is thankfully safe at home.

I live in Anaheim actually but my job is in chino and I noticed as I was driving to work it was getting hazier and a bit foggy looking outside. The wind was blowing so hard it was shaking my car as I was driving and once I reached my job the visibility was so little and dust and ash was blowing everywhere so I had to literally run inside my job because the dust was blowing in my eyes. As you can see from the video that was me leaving my job and it was even worse outside I couldn’t even see the field right across the street. I had to be very careful driving as well because it was extremely hard to see the other cars on the road. Thankfully I am safe and at home now, but sorry about the wording and stuff writing was never my strong suit so hope it’s useful. Thanks