Storm surge flooding map & Leveed Areas in white above around the city.
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Dixie Fire & Evacuation Map in Northern California
The Dixie Fire moves into the top 10 of largest wildfires in state history
Dixie Fire West Zone:Fire continues to move toward control lines burning unburned interior islands and ridges. Steep terrain, heavy fuel loading, and wind in alignment with canyons is making control difficult. Fire activity continued into the evening hours following local winds and topography with active uphill runs, flanking, and single tree torching. Hot conditions will persist this afternoon across the fire area. Winds are beginning to respond with southerly and westerly winds becoming more prevalent gusting up to 20 mph. Afternoon humidity will continue to plummet into the teens across many locations. Crews continue to fight fire aggressively, construct and reinforce control lines, and protect structures. Mop up efforts have begun where appropriate.
Dixie Fire East Zone: The fire grew north with active burning due to Red Flag weather conditions yesterday afternoon. No additional structure damage has been reported. Mandatory evacuation orders have been updated to include areas north of Greenville and Lake Almanor. Overnight poor relative humidity recovery and dry conditions contributed to fire activity while crews monitored and patrolled the fire perimeter. Today hot, dry and windy conditions are predicted with a Red Flag warning in effect at 1 pm until Thursday at 8 pm. Active fire behavior is expected with strong, gusty winds. Today crews are building direct, indirect and contingency lines where
the fire is active. Firefighters will be mopping up and patrolling the rest of the perimeter of the east zone diligently checking for fire movement.
Hawaii Brushfire & Smoke Maps
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park closed Hilina Pali and Mauna Loa roads to vehicle traffic due to the heightened fire danger.
4 days of the mountain burning seen with #GOES17. Heart wrenching just to watch - but far less so than for Hawaiian homestead residents on the front lines of this beast pic.twitter.com/1HCWsbrbh1
— Clay Trauernicht (@claytrau) August 3, 2021
Last time Hawaii had a fire burn >40,000 acres was 1969, the largest fire on record at >47,000. This one may be larger pic.twitter.com/OImPSq0MXH
— Clay Trauernicht (@claytrau) August 3, 2021
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