The new wildfire called the Hughes Fire managed to swiftly torch close to 10,000 acres of land with more than 30,000 people ordered to evacuate.

The news comes just a few weeks after the dangerous winds resulted in a number of deadly infernos arising across the southern part of the state.

The blaze broke out about 40 miles from the horrific Eaton and Palisades fires. It exploded nearly 10,176 acres as per reports from the LA fire Chief.

Nearly 31,000 people were ordered to quickly evacuate and another 23,000 were issued with evacuation warnings in the nearby vicinity.

Horrifying images stunned citizens as orange and red-colored skies filled the air. So far, 4,000 firefighters are working hard to put the blaze out but only 14% of it has been contained so far.

As per the LA Sheriff, strict warnings to avoid driving into the area were issued to avoid any more catastrophes. It’s also done to ensure no choke-up of traffic in the area so that emergency vehicles can pass without facing traffic.

Residents were similarly warned to avoid entering evacuated zones as the department tries to deploy more manpower to help save more homes.