A vegetation fire ignited in the Santa Rosa Mountains in Riverside County, California, burning 1,200 acres by nightfall. The blaze, named the Rosa fire, led to evacuation orders in nearby rural communities, including Ribbonwood, Pinyon Pines, and Alpine Village. The fire was reported around 12:30 p.m., with 300 firefighting personnel deployed. The blaze was burning at a moderate rate and was 0% contained. Care and reception centers were established for evacuees, while air quality advisories were issued due to smoke from multiple fires in surrounding areas.
The Rosa fire ignited in the Santa Rosa Mountains, burning 1,200 acres and prompting evacuation orders for rural communities. It was reported at 12:30 p.m.
Evacuation orders were issued for Ribbonwood, Pinyon Pines, and Alpine Village, with warnings for Pinyon Crest. Reception and care centers were established for evacuees.
Three-hundred firefighting personnel, along with 49 engines and two helicopters, were deployed. The fire grew at a moderate rate of spread, remaining 0% contained.
The South Coast Air Quality Management District issued an advisory due to smoke from the Rosa fire and other nearby fires, advising residents to limit outdoor activities.
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