Evacuations have been lifted for a brush fire in Carlsbad that broke out Thursday afternoon.

A vegetation fire, being called the Claro Fire, is burning near Corte Claro and Paseo Encino in Carlsbad.

Claro Fire broke out near Lake San Marcos, California, sending smoke across Carlsbad, La Costa Oaks, and Encinitas. Evacuation order has been issued.

Claro Fire broke out near Carlsbad and San Marcos, prompting evacuation warnings and road closures. Temporary Evacuation Point is set up at Stagecoach Park.

Evacuations lifted as crews stop forward progress of Carlsbad brush fire The Claro Fire sparked in a canyon near Corte Claro and Paseo Encino before 3 p.m., sending large plumes of smoke into the sky.

Evacuations have been lifted for a brush fire in Carlsbad that broke out Thursday afternoon.

A brush fire ignited near the Carlsbad/San Marcos city line Thursday afternoon, triggering evacuation orders in the immediate area of the fire, according to the Carlsbad Police Department.

Firefighters managed to stop the forward progress of the Claro Fire, which ignited Thursday afternoon and triggered evacuations, at 45 acres, according to Cal Fire.

Crews made progress Friday containing a 45-acre wildfire that erupted in the eastern reaches of Carlsbad, prompting temporary evacuations as ground and airborne crews worked to douse the flames.

A wildfire erupted in the eastern reaches of Carlsbad Thursday, quickly blackening dozens of open acres and forcing residential evacuations as ground and airborne crews worked to douse the flames.