A brush fire that broke out in Moreno Valley, Riverside County Friday morning rapidly grew to burn over 4,100 acres at 10% containment. The Springs Fire triggered evacuation orders in several neighborhoods in the region, according to Cal Fire.

Southern California firefighters are battling two major wildfires, the Springs Fire and the Crown Fire, which are spreading rapidly under dangerously dry and windy conditions.

The Springs Fire in Moreno Valley rapidly grew to 50 acres within an hour, driven by strong winds and crossing Gilman Springs Road. Evacuation orders have been requested, and additional firefighting resources have been deployed as the fire remains uncontained.

Initial location: Riverside County, Calif. A new wildfire was reported today at 2:27 p.m. at in Riverside County, California.

The blaze reported Friday was initially estimated at roughly 5 acres but quickly spread, reaching more than 2,800 acres by 3:15 p.m.

Cal Fire Riverside County officials are battling a wind-driven vegetation fire that broke out Friday morning in an area east of Moreno Valley. The Springs Fire was first reported at approximately 10:59 a.