The latest wildfire in Southern California broke out in Los Angeles County overnight near the Getty Center and the 405 Freeway -- a shocking sight for early morning commuters.
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Not the typical morning commute... pic.twitter.com/kJIOQeqsIK
— A. Mutzabaugh CMT (@WLV_investor) December 6, 2017
#Brushfire near the 405 Freeway in #BelAir!!! @LAFDtalk pic.twitter.com/YDAGLSOnlk
— Ariel (@AirYell3000) December 6, 2017
California resident Tiffany Anderson wrote on Instagram that she saw a "gigantic ball of orange" driving to work this morning.
"I’m grateful to be safe; truly grateful," she wrote. "My heart is sad today, especially for all the people losing everything and first responders and their families."
Another resident, Rebecca Keegan, wrote on Twitter that her car windows were hot as she passed by the blaze on her way to the airport.
Driving to LAX just as they’re closing the 405 for this roaring hillside fire near the Getty exit. Car windows are hot. Stay safe, LA. pic.twitter.com/gclO6A6WB9
— Rebecca Keegan (@ThatRebecca) December 6, 2017
— Rebecca Keegan (@ThatRebecca) December 6, 2017
Over 4,000 firefighters are battling four large wildfires in Southern California that have burned more than 83,000 acres.
