Nakia Creek fire grows rapidly in Clark County, Washington. Wildfire location 9 miles from of Camas WA

The Nakia Creek Fire grew from 150 acres to around 2,000 acres over the weekend.

The fire is moving aggressively west / southwest. This fire is now a type 1 and thousands of homes evacuated.

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Some people reported Smoke is quite thick near Nakia Creek Fire's 119th and High way 503 (Prairie High School) and visibility was difficult in these early morning hours.

Smokes can see from Fourth Plain in Vancouver (orchards area) facing west.

Evacuation Map, 20,000 people received some sort of evacuation notice. No homes burned yet.

People living in Nakia Creek got emergency alert on their mobile phone.

Heavy smoke can see from Vancouver

Firefighters assigned to the Nakia Creek Fire, Skycrane N721HT is in operation

All Images credit: twitter