Another weather psyop is being carried out in earnest in California: massive power blackout, wildfires, and high gasoline prices all occurring at the same time.

Saddleridge fire is 19% contained; growth slows
Pasadena Star News
Oct 12, 2019

The Saddleridge Fire in the northern San Fernando Valley slowly grew overnight to 7,552 acres, though calm winds heading into Saturday morning helped to significantly slow its growth, officials said.

The wildfire that began Thursday was 19% contained Saturday morning, with fire crews focusing on the Newhall Pass area in Placerita Canyon and Calgrove Boulevard where it meets Interstate-5, said Chris Reade, L.A. County Fire Department spokesman.

The potential for additional growth remains if the winds kick up again Saturday afternoon.

“The weather has helped but the biggest risk factor is low relative humidity and the chances of afternoon winds,” said Andrew Mitchell of the Angeles National Forest.

An investigation into the cause of the fire could take weeks, Mitchell said.

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Hillside brush fire chars 40 acres in El Sereno area
Pasadena Star News
Oct 12, 2019

A brush fire that broke out along a hilly area in El Sereno consumed 40 acres of brush by Friday afternoon.

There were no evacuations, she added.

The fire was reported about 11:30 a.m. on Soto Hill in the 2800 block of North Eastern Avenue. Firefighters have not determined yet what started the blaze.

El Sereno is a Los Angeles suburb north of the 10 Freeway, just east of Monterey Park and Alhambra.

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BRICEBURG FIRE
CALFIRE INCIDENT UPDATE
Date: 10/12/2019 Time: 7:00 a.m.
Incident Start Date: 10/06/2019
Incident Start Time: 2:34 p.m.
Incident Location: Merced River Canyon
Command Agencies: CAL FIRE, Mariposa County Sheriff
Size: 5190 acres
Containment: 49%
Expected Full Containment: Unknown
Cause: Under Investigation