The Bouquet Fire surged from 20 to 843 acres near Santa Clarita, California, prompting evacuations as crews battled the fast-moving brush fire. 🔎 Worried about your personal info being exposed online? Run a free privacy scan ➜ https://dataseal.io/signup?via=ickedmel The wildfire broke out Saturday afternoon, October 3, near Bouquet Canyon Road and Quarry Road in the Angeles National Forest in Los Angeles County. Officials reported structures and power lines threatened, with crews also battling two spot fires near the main blaze. The latest supplied update lists 843 acres and 0% containment. Evacuation orders and warnings were issued for surrounding areas. Some orders were later downgraded, but evacuation alerts remained in effect. CHP closed Bouquet Canyon Road at Vasquez Canyon Road. According to NBC4, CAL FIRE said aircraft would be released because of low visibility and return in the morning. The firefight comes during a Southern California heat wave, with a nearby weather station reporting 93 degrees and 21% humidity. We're following the Bouquet Fire's rapid growth, firefighting response and evacuation developments. The cause remains under investigation. Check official evacuation maps for instructions affecting your location. Following this from the Santa Clarita area? Share what you're seeing and when. Like and subscribe for continued coverage. Sources and coverage CAL FIRE incident updates https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2026/10/3/bouquet-fire NBC4 Los Angeles https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/bouquet-fire-santa-clarita-evacuations/3950950/ Official evacuation map https://protect.genasys.com #breakingnews #losangeles #fire #bouquetfire #santaclarita #wildfire 0:00 Bouquet Fire Reported at 843 Acres 6:02 Bouquet Fire Level 3 Evacuation Reported 11:40 Two Reported Dead in Club Shooting Near CSUN 14:08 Jake Lang Reportedly Plans Bridgeview Appearance 18:21 Report Claims Lab Worker Dies After Tube Breaks 19:30 Host Claims Two Failed Pike Execu