New evacuation orders were issued for a community in San Bernardino County due to a flare-up from the Line Fire Sunday afternoon.
As of 4:23 p.m. the San Bernardino County sheriff issued an evacuation order for the Seven Oaks community, and an evacuation warning was issued for the community of Angelus Oaks.
The flare-up was caused by higher temperatures and lower humidity. Flames were active in areas that have yet to burn, leaving a lot of unburned fuel, the U.S. Forest Service tells NBC4.
San Bernardino County Fire re-entered UnifiedCommand due to the ongoing threat and coordinated "Structure Defense assets staged in the area with additional assets en route."
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The arson-related Line Fire started Sept. 5 and grew to 39,200 acres with containment Sunday at 83 percent.
The flare-up has not impacted the containment percentage. Air tankers have been ordered and are expected to fly first thing tomorrow morning for retardant drops.
