A 200-acre brush fire burning near Lancaster prompted an evacuation warning on Monday afternoon.
The blaze, which Los Angeles County Fire Department officials dubbed the Jarvis Fire, was first reported just before 4 p.m. near N. 90th Street West and W. Avenue H in the Antelope Acres area.
By 4:15 p.m., firefighters had requested a Second Alarm for the blaze as it had reached 30 acres. An hour later, Cal Fire crews said it had already burned 200 acres.
An evacuation warning was issued for the area by W. Avenue G and south of W. Avenue D, according to Ready Los Angeles County. LACoFD firefighters said the zones were LAC-E1639 and LAN-E001.
"Prepare to leave if you are there or nearby. Consider leaving now if you need more time to evacuate," the social media post said.