AA-12 reporting 750 plus acres. The fire is now crossing Topanga Fire Rd.
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AA suggested evacuations in Sylvia Park area of Topanga Cyn.
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Mandatory evacuations for Topenga Canyon.
LA TV stations live remotes showing the fire is still burning quite activity under the marine layer at 11 PM.
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There is enough fire activity to turn the TemascalTrailhead2 camera into Day Mode
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You can see some night flying helicopters passing into view occasionally on the camera as well.
I was flying yesterday afternoon when my route took me adjacent to the column. It was a trip to see a very solid marine layer with what looked like a super active fire below. This clearly makes it difficult (if not impossible) for fixed wing. Tops were around 3600’ and bases 1800’. Spotted the column at 6,000’ from San Diego.
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Ops map from LACoFD Twitter this morning: 
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The marine layer is starting to thin out. With the upper level low overhead will have to monitor convective development as it was very active to the north yesterday.
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Heat signature from GOES West, credit to 805 Weather on Twitter and Bensweather.com:
https://twitter.com/i/status/1393800411476201474
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Was there in 93 on the Green Meadow fire, it ran hard on a Santa Ana, almost to Peperdine, and then turned around on a “Catalina Eddy” and ran hard back in the direction it is going now. Very steep, I do not think it has burned since 93???
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Looks like the most active fire is because it is now in Quarry canyon mid right flank, running up the slope to the east.
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DIV Z reporting spot fires. Pulling crews out based on the spots and changing weather.
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They are stating they have an AA on order as well.
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I always thought the green meadow/steckle started off the conejo grade and burned west. The Malibu fire a week later I thought burned this footprint towards Pepperdine? My memory fades
AA12 ADSB transponder just fired up.
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1,325 acres and 0% contained.
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