Terrified baby deer captured fleeing in viral video as Los Angeles wildfire wreaks havoc

It’s going to go out when it runs out of fuel, or when the weather stops,

Lentini said

Preliminary analysis by SCE of electrical circuit information for the energized transmission lines going through the area for 12 hours prior to the reported start time of the fire shows no interruptions or electrical or operational anomalies until more than one hour after the reported start time of the fire,

the utility reported

We knew there were forest fires happening around the area. However, we didn’t think they were going to reach where we were staying,

he told CTV Morning Live Winnipeg in an interview Friday

As we were going up the hill, we see this fire on the mountain. The winds were crazy—80 mph winds. I’ve never seen anything like it. It was just so surreal,

he said

I'm not used to this kind of natural disaster,

said Feiner

I was just there the other day with my dog,

Feiner told CTV News on Thursday

About five minutes later, we see a warning on all of our phones, I’m here with my kids and my wife, [saying] ‘Warning, warning! Leave the area,

Smith told CTV News on Wednesday as smoke and flames billowed outside of his window

We looked to see what other people were doing, everyone else was just walking around, so we walked around a little bit longer, but then we said, ‘we have to leave the area,’

said Smith

There was so much traffic, and we just really didn't know where to go, especially with pets,

she said,

So far, everyone seems to be fine like it’s not a big deal,

he said

I didn't sleep last night because I kept waking up thinking, you know, we might need to go,

she said