<p>A fast-moving brush fire in California’s Cleveland National Forest forced evacuations</a> in nearby areas on August 6.</p><p>The Holy Fire started just after 1 pm on Monday and quickly grew to 100 acres, according to the Orange County Fire Authority</a>. Official reports said</a> the fire had spread to over 4,000 acres by midnight.</p><p>The Orange County Fire Authority said</a> two firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion on Monday afternoon.</p><p>This footage from the Nevada Seismological Lab shows the fire burning from Santiago Peak East in Cleveland National Forest from Monday afternoon to night. Credit: Nevada Seismological Lab via Storyful</p><br />
