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RFS and Fire and Rescue NSW crews are at the scene of an out of control fire west of Ulladulla and on the South Coast.
An emergency warning has been issued for the fire, which has burnt 100 hectares.
The fire on Kingiman Road, Croobyar, started on Sunday afternoon, but was controlled by National Parks and Wildlife Service firefighters.
However, overnight on Tuesday, August 14, the fire flared out of control.
By Wednesday morning thick smoke was blanketing nearby suburbs of Burrill Lake, Dolphin Point and Ulladulla.
A road block was put in place about 8am the intersection of Corks Lane and Croobyar Road, Milton redirecting traffic away from the fire.
More resources are being put into the fire. A helicopter is on the scene.
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