BREAKING: A black smoke column can be seen over Phoenix as a result of a fire that is burning west of Downtown.
The fire is reportedly happening near the area of Lincoln street and 27th Avenue. Phoenix Fire officials say extra personnel have been called to the scene.
Video taken by SkyFOX shows a number of cars parked in the area where the fire is burning. Some of the cars appear to be damaged as a result of the fire.A massive fire is sending an even bigger plume of smoke in Phoenix near 27th Avenue and Lincoln Street on Aug. 2.
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