<p>The Holy Fire burning in Trabuco Canyon, California, stood</a> at more than 4,100 acres and was five percent contained by August 8.</p><p>According</a> to the Cleveland National Forest Service, multiple communities, including McVicker, Rice and Sycamore Creek, were under mandatory evacuation orders.</p><p>This timelapse taken from Santiago Peak shows the growing Holy Fire between 5 am and 1 pm on August 8. Credit: ALERTWildFire & Nevada Seismological Laboratory via Storyful</p><br />
