A fast-moving fire fueled by winds erupted in northwestern Los Angeles County near the 5 Freeway overnight. Evacuation warnings are in place.

By 3 a.m., the fire had exceeded 200 acres as it chewed through brush and surrounded an RV park, destroying a double wide trailer, two vehicles and two outhouses.

Around 9:55 a.m. Friday, a vehicle fire sparked a small brush fire on the southbound 5 Freeway near Highway 138 in Gorman, according to officials. A Bureau of Land Management truck was fully involved and spread to the brush, according to officials. Firefighters were able to stop the brush fire from spreading, according to officials on scene.

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Firefighters with air support scrambled to control a wind-driven wildfire that erupted Thursday morning in hills along Interstate 5.

A fire broke out south of Gorman early Thursday morning just after 1 a.m. The fire is being described as a brush fire that has now burned 490 acres and is 5% contained, according to Cal Fire. The fire is just east of Smokey Bear Road and Vista Del Lago Road.