Arlanza Fire | Riverside

11.21.2021 | 11:29 AM | RIVERSIDE (CNS) - Firefighters were expected to remain for several days at the scene of a smoky 17-acre mulch fire that threatened homes in the La Sierra Acres neighborhood in Riverside Sunday making sure there are no flare- ups.
The blaze was reported at 11:28 a.m. near Jurupa Avenue and Tyler Street, according to the Riverside Fire Department.
Ninety firefighters, two helicopters, two air tankers and three bulldozers were deployed to the fire while residents on the north side of Valley Drive between Mitchell and Chadbourne avenues were evacuated.
Two horses were also evacuated by the Riverside County Department of Animal Services.
"Structures were threatened but no reported damage," the fire department tweeted at 2:56 p.m.
"The fire was started by a vehicle that was being driven off road that had attempted to make a turn around in the mulch pile," said Riverside Fire Department Battalion Chief Bruce Vanderhorst. "The three occupants of the vehicle were able to escape the vehicle and were non-injured."
The fire was reported under control at 4:30 p.m. and there was no longer any threat to nearby residential neighborhood, Vanderhorst said.
People throughout the area including Corona, Anaheim Hills, Anaheim and Irvine reported smelling the smoke from the fire on social media.
Firefighters were on high alert Sunday as strong gusts and low humidity triggered a red flag warning for much of the Southland.
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[@OrangeCountyRails]

My gosh that smoke is just completely covering the sun ☀️. I feel so bad for the firemen and the residents. I can’t imagine battling this thing. So smoky. Thank you to the firefighters for biting the bullet and doing something that won’t be easy.

[@rastabg23]

yeah i couldnt breath in my own bedroom and i live 8 miles away from the fire, it was raining ashes all night, hard to breath.

[@Waiting4Him111]

Wow that wind is bad!

[@OrangeCountyRails]

I also smelled the smoke from the fire.🔥

[@CWFLAEMOFC]

Man the Westside of the US sucks. You have bad fires every year. At least the fire rescue tries their best to prevent these massive fires.

[@jabreck1934]

Fire is cleansing and part of nature.
Whereas pumping millions of gallons of toxic waste into the bay and killing all the manatees is not. I guess it’s all perspective

[@CWFLAEMOFC]

@@jabreck1934 What does my name have to do with manatees? I never mentioned them one bit. Yes, I know that but sometimes when you interfere with a fire it caused problems

[@jabreck1934]

@@CWFLAEMOFC
I’m speechless, I can’t stop laughing.
There is no way that you don’t know the name you’re using! Thank you, that was a good one

[@CWFLAEMOFC]

@@jabreck1934 Why did you mention “manatees?”

[@steph5494]

@@jabreck1934 😅😅😅

[@OrangeCountyRails]

It was very windy. It was windy like never before. Weird.

[@loganmalough2379]

What caused this fire? Lightning?

[@calikillz714]

Guess whooo👀

[@philarcher6005]

Add city and state to descriptions

[@jesselucero2171]

Go to( about) the channel get all the info you need

[@Waiting4Him111]

Riverside, California.

[@philarcher6005]

@@Waiting4Him111 Thanks, not everyone watching these are from the states. TH-cam is global.

[@Waiting4Him111]

@@philarcher6005 You're welcome.☺ It should be in the description like you said. I grew up there. That's the only way I knew where it was.

[@philarcher6005]

@@Waiting4Him111 Traveled to 32 states and 53 cities in last 3 years, always kept having to look up where funny videos came from sitting in a hotel or on a plane but watching videos

[@truthisfreedom4117]

DEW time for the evil ones 😡.

[@jimmccabe801]

You really believe that.

[@truthisfreedom4117]

@@jimmccabe801 It’s not a belief the documents prove they have the capabilities and they are using them and have for a long time maybe look into it and HAARP too while you are at it. 👍

[@olorin1710]

Snitching for nature is ok in my hood.