A vegetation fire broke out in Clearlake in Northern California on Sunday afternoon, prompting mandatory evacuations as it spread over 340 acres within two hours. As of 5 p.m., it has reached 5% containment.

The Gifford fire has rapidly spread after firefighters contained the Madre fire. Together, the two blazes have already burned over 100,000 acres.

As of Saturday morning, the Gifford Fire had burned an estimated 12,400 acres and was only 5% contained, according to Cal Fire.