31 Confirmed Dead in California Wildfire Devastation

California Fires Bring Total Devastation

Overnight firefighters continued their battle against 17 wildfires that have burned 221,754 acres. Several of the wildfires merged with other fires, while full containment was made on three other.

While several of the fires experienced winds overnight they were relatively light, but a Red Flag Warning has been issued for later tonight when winds are expected to increase again. Tonight the winds are forecast to be stronger that experienced Thursday with gusts up to 45mh.

The death toll has risen to 31 across 4 fires as estimates remain that 3,500 homes and other structures have been destroyed. Hundreds of additional fire engines and firefighters have begun to arrive from several other states, not only to help relieve crews on the frontlines, but to be ready for the possibility of new wildfires that may ignite during the Red Flag Warnings.

With wildfire risk high, residents are urged to remain prepared for wildfires. Learn more by visiting www.ReadyForWildfire.org.

California Fires of Note

CENTRAL LNU COMPLEX (4 fires)
* 17 civilian fatalities
Tubbs Fire, Sonoma and Napa Counties 
Between Calistoga and Santa Rosa
* 34,770 acres, 25% contained
* Significant number of structures destroyed

Pocket Fire, Sonoma County 
Pocket Ranch Rd and Ridge Ranch Rd, Geyserville
* 9,996 acres, 5% contained
 
Nuns Fire, Sonoma County
north and west of Glen Ellen
* 44,381 acres, 5% contained
* Overnight the Adobe Fire merged with the Nuns Fire, which also includes the previous Norrbom Fire.
 
 
Pressley Fire, Sonoma County
East of Rohnert Park
* 473 acres, 10% contained
 
 
SOUTHERN LNU COMPLEX (2 fires)

Atlas Fire, Napa & Solano Counties 
South of Lake Berryessa and northeast of Napa
* 48,228 acres, 27% contained
* 2 civilian fatalities
* Significant structures destroyed

Partrick Fire, Napa County 
west of Napa
* 12,379 acres, 18% contained

MENDOCINO-LAKE COMPLEX (2 fires)

Redwood Valley, Mendocino County
North of Hwy 20 in Potter Valley and Redwood Valley
* 34,000 acres, 10% contained
* 8 civilian fatalities
* Significant structures destroyed
 
Sulphur Fire, Lake County
Clearlake Oaks
* 2,500 acres, 55% contained
 
 
WIND COMPLEX (4 fires)

Cascade Fire, Yuba County
Loma Rica area
* 10,120 acres, 55% contained
* 4 civilian fatalities 
* Significant structure destroyed

Lobo Fire, Nevada County
Rough and Ready area
* 829 acres, 52% contained
* Multiple structures destroyed
 
McCourtney Fire, Nevada County
Southwest of Grass Valley
* 76 acres, 89% contained

LaPorte Fire, Butte County
Bangor area
* 6,139 acres, 45% contained
 
Cherokee Fire, Butte County 
North of Oroville
* 8,417 acres, 70% contained
 
Honey Fire, Butte County 
Southwest of Paradise
* 150 acres, 75% contained
 
Silver Fire, Fresno County
Northwest of Squaw Valley
* 58 acres, 80% contained
 
Quarry Fire, Kern County NEW / FINAL
5 miles southeast of Arvin
* 183 acres, 100% contained
 
Point Fire, Calaveras County   FINAL
Hwy 26 & Higdon Rd., West Point
* 130 acres, 100% contained
 
37 Fire, Sonoma County FINAL
Hwy 37 & Lakeville Highway near Skaggs Island
* 1,660 acres, 100% contained
 
**Unified Command Incidents**
Canyon 2 Fire, Orange County 
Hwy 91 & Gypsum Canyon Rd, Anaheim City
* 9,217 acres, 65% contained
* Unified command with CAL FIRE, Orange County, Anaheim and City of Orange
 
**Federal Incidents**
Ice Fire, El Dorado County
13 miles east of Camino
US Forest Service – El Dorado National Forest
* 29 acres, 95% contained