West Sacramento fire update: Lake Fire reported across Lowe’s in Lake Washington Boulevard area; scary visuals emerge
A fire was reported across Lowe's, which is at 2250 Lake Washington Boulevard, in West Sacramento, California.
A fire reportedly broke out in West Sacramento, California, on Thursday, August 13, near Lowe's at 2250 Lake Washington Boulevard. The cause of the fire remains unknown, and there are currently no reports of injuries. The West Sacramento Fire Department has not yet issued a statement on the situation. Scary visuals of the fire, including a bright glow and heavy smoke, were shared online.
Authorities have upgraded the fire to a 2nd alarm, indicating that the West Sacramento Fire Department lacks sufficient resources to contain it and is calling in additional agencies for help. Local roads, including Southport Parkway, have been shut down due to the fire's proximity to the roads, which has "jumped the road" and is now close to the port.
Some residents expressed concern on social media, with one person asking if they should begin preparing for evacuation. The fire's cause and origin remain unclear at this time.
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