About 850 people were evacuated on Friday as wind-fuelled wildlife raged in eastern Spain.
According to AFP, the emergency fire service disclosed this on Friday.
About 200 firefighters backed by three water bombing planes were battling the blaze, which erupted on Thursday near the village of Montichelvo in the coastal region of Valencia, it said.
It added that the blaze has forced the evacuation of between 800 and 850 people and has affected up to 1,400 hectares, 3,500 acres.
Official said the wind blew up to 120 kilometres, 75 miles, an hour were hampering efforts to battle the blaze.
The regional government of Valencia advised people to stay home and avoid areas with trees and construction sites if they had to go outside.
Spain was lashed by strong winds on Thursday as Storm Cieran battered Western Europe, causing at least 10 deaths including that of a 23-year-old woman who was fatally struck by a tree that toppled in Madrid.
