A wind-driven brush fire in Fontana grew to 85 acres Thursday evening, as evacuation warnings expanded south into Jurupa Valley. The Canyon Crest fire was first reported shortly after 5:30 p.m. Thanksgiving Day, near Canyon Crest Drive and Weeping Willow Lane. Evacuations warnings were issued north of Highway 60, east of Country Village Road, south of the Riverside and San Bernardino County line and west of Sierra Avenue. Wind gusts were reportedly at 20 mph, helping to fan the fire, which spread quickly from San Bernardino County into Riverside County. Christopher Prater, the public information officer with San Bernardino County Fire, told KTLA that residents near the fire should be “ready to go.” “Have your stuff ready, important documents and your pets,” he said. “Know your evacuation plan.” In a post on X at 6:21 pm, officials said the fire had spread to 10 acres. By 9 p.m. it was at 85 acres with zero containment, according to Cal Fire. Riverside County Fire said a care center has been set up at Jurupa Valley High School, 10551 Bellegrave Ave. in Jurupa Valley. No injuries or cause of the fire have been reported.Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Home insurance reform urgently needed in California, watchdog says Crime and Public Safety | Weather conditions turn favorable as crews ‘button up’ the Mountain fire in Ventura County Crime and Public Safety | Fire crews gain greater control over Mountain fire, as containment reaches 36% Crime and Public Safety | Mountain fire containment slowly rises as crews continue battling destructive blaze in Camarillo Crime and Public Safety | ‘Hardest working cowgirl’ is among trainers saving frightened horses in Mountain fire A wind-driven brush fire in Fontana grew to 85 acres Thursday evening, prompting evacuation warnings by San Bernardino County Fire. (Photo from video courtesy of SB County Fire)