To stay updated on the fire and local evacuations, see these sources: On Wednesday, crews will work on a spot fire detected on the northeast side of the Complex in the Riley Ridge area. As winds continue throughout Wednesday, additional resources will be positioned to provide more structure protection across the complex. Structure protection operations were conducted for many homes on Tuesday. An infrared (IR) flight was not available last night one is scheduled for this morning that will provide more information on the affected areas. The fire moved beyond the Government Flat and Mendocino Pass areas east of the Black Butte River. Due to high winds, there is potential for increased fire activity and spread with heavy smoke production.įire activity increased Tuesday due to high temperatures and gusty winds throughout the Complex. A Red Flag Warning remains in effect until 5 pm. Northeast winds are expected through the afternoon with gusts up to 30 mph. Many have since been contained or merged. The fire complex started out as 37 individual fires across the Mendocino National Forest. It was started by lightning on August 17 and is now 421,899 in size according to Inciweb and 24% contained as of September 9 at 8 28 a.m. This fire complex is in Elk Creek and Stonyford areas in Mendocino County. August Complex Fire (including Hopkins, Doe & Elkhorn) Fires that are 100% contained, even if technically still active, may be removed from this list. The information on many of these fires will also include who you can follow for the latest updates. This alphabetized list was updated for September 9. List of Active Fires in California on September 9, 2020 You can also find a map of shelters near you here. Nevada County has a map of California fires below and Red Flag warnings below. See 2 links upper left corner.” This is satellite hotspot data, so it shouldn’t be used for evacuation planning. They note: “ Zoom in, click red area and follow link for official details. Mapping Support also provides a map of red flag warning areas and current wildfires. This map is updated every weekday morning, so it’s not always the best for emergency planning but is still informative. The California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services also has an interactive map of red flag warnings and new and active fires. The map below is one of the more detailed fire maps for California.
You may need to click “OK” before you can view the map to indicate you’re not using it as an evacuation resource. Inciweb fires are not always the same as wildfires reported on by Cal Fire, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.Īnother helpful interactive map is provided here from Ca.gov.Ī interactive fire map is below, provided by the University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Depending on your browser, you may need to zoom into the map below using the + button within the map or go to the “Layers” dropdown box and turn off everything but Wildfire Preparedness and Inciweb Wildfire Information.
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If you live near a fire, stay tuned to your local media.Ī good interactive map to follow is from Inciweb, “an interagency all-risk incident information management system.” You can see the full map here. There’s an embeddable Google Map that includes Inciweb fires, which you can see below and also here. Don’t rely on just one map, since details can change quickly.
The first section of this story shows interactive maps for the state and the second section provides updates on specific fires.įor a more updated post on California fires, see Heavy’s new story here.Ī number of interactive fire maps can help you stay updated on the latest details about California fires. Here’s a look at the latest wildfires in California on September 9. Numerous wildfires in California continue to grow, prompting evacuations in all across the state.
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