Some reports had smoke stretching down to San Diego.
Maximum gusts could reach 50-70 mph along the ridgetops,per NWS.
Strong winds were also forecast for the Ventura County mountains.
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Thankfully, temperatures are expected to cool by a few degrees in the upcoming week.
But the NWS warned of the potential for gusty winds to continue into Monday night and Tuesday.
There is a 40 percent chance that the Red Flag Warning is extended into Monday night or Tuesday.
There is also the potential for winds to shift to the northeast Monday night and Tuesday.
That means the blaze could burn toward Santa Barbara and/or the northern stretches of the San Fernando Valley.
There were 114 engines on scene and more than 1,000 personnel.
Firefighters are hoping to reinforce the existing perimeter on the blazes east side tonight.
According to Cal Fire, the wind is expected to push the fire further south towards Pyramid Lake.
The cause of the blaze is unknown.
UPDATED early Sunday:ASouthern Californiawildfire has doubled in size overnight.
A worker in Gorman captured the moment a fire ravaged an auto shop.
More than 1,000 campers from a park near the fire have been evacuated.
The blaze started just before 2 p.m. PT on Saturday in the area.
Gusty winds fanned the flames, which quickly spread.
At least two structures have been damaged by the fire, Cal Fire said.
No injuries have been reported.
The cause of the fire remained under investigation Sunday.
