Firefighters continued to fight the fast-moving Charlie Fire near Castaic, northwest of Los Angeles, on Sunday, September 23.<br /><br />According to local media, the blaze broke out at 2:40 pm on Saturday, spreading quickly and prompting evacuations in the area. Roads in the vicinity were also shut.<br /><br />On Sunday, the fire shot up a huge pyrocumulus cloud visible from as far away as the Los Angeles Airport.<br /><br />This video, filmed at Castaic Lake on Saturday afternoon, shows Super Scooper aircrafts picking up water to fight the flames.<br /><br />Latest figures showed the fire at 3,380 acres with 20% containment. Officials said no structures were damaged and no injuries were reported.
