Is Burbank on Fire Again? Nov. 1
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Wildfires in California picked up again this week due to increased winds and Carmine Flag conditions in the region. PG&E is looking toward full restoration for customers whose power was turned off, merely some regions are still seeing loftier winds, while dry conditions are still conducive to fires. Here's a look at the latest wildfires in California on Friday, November one, including the Getty Fire, Kincade, Easy Fire, the Maria Fire, and more.
UPDATE: See Heavy's story hither for California fires over the weekend, Nov ii-3.
This commodity will kickoff include interactive fire maps for all of California, including Cal Fire and other sources. You can apply these maps to track reported fires in your expanse. The 2nd department volition include air quality reports and Ruby Flag warning maps. And then the 3rd section details specific fires in the region in alphabetical order.
If you're looking for a specific fire, scroll down to that section or search for its proper noun. Details similar evacuations can alter apace, so stay tuned to your local news sources. When bachelor, the sections on specific fires will also mention who you can follow for the latest updates.
Interactive Maps of California Fires
A number of interactive burn maps below can help you stay updated on the latest details virtually California fires. Don't rely on simply one map, since details can change quickly and some maps will take fires listed that others do not.
One of the best interactive maps available right now is Inciweb's map. You can meet the total map here. There's an embeddable Google Map that includes Inciweb fires which you can run into beneath. Depending on your browser, you lot may need to zoom into the map below using the + button within the map or alter settings to only show Inciweb fires:
Some other helpful interactive map is provided hither from Ca.gov. A screenshot is beneath since the map tin can't be embedded, only you'll want to get to the full map for details, where you can input your address to come across the fires near your location.
Ca.gov
A new interactive fire map is beneath, provided by UCANR.edu. Annotation that this map is but updated upwards to twice daily, then it may non be non every bit current equally the two interactive maps above. Considering of this, you lot may demand to click "OK" on the map below to indicate that you're not using it for emergency planning. If y'all are simply seeing a blank map below, that merely means your connection is slow and it will take a second for the burn down information to fill in.
The California Governor'due south Function of Emergency Services also has an interactive map of cherry-red flag warnings and new and active fires. The map is here and a screenshot is below. This map is updated every weekday morn, and then it'due south non the all-time for emergency planning but is still informative. A screenshot of the map is below.
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Newer fires may not be listed on the above maps until they've been around for a few hours.
Air Quality Map & Ruby-red Flag Warnings in California
Side by side are sources for tracking air quality in California near you. First, you tin sign upwards for Air Alerts in your region here.This is specifically for southern California residents.
You tin encounter a map of air quality reports on AQMD's page here.You tin can besides view the map below.
Y'all tin run across a map of the electric current Red Flag Warnings in California provided by MappingSupport.com here.
Next are more than specific details on the fires for November 1, 2019. If y'all are looking for a specific fire such as the Maria Fire, search for the name and then you tin can discover it faster, or merely scroll down and look at the fires, listed in alphabetical order.
List of Active Fires in California on November i, 2019
Hither are the agile fires and updates well-nigh for Friday, Nov 1, 2019. Almost of these are in alphabetical social club.
46 Burn
Ca.gov
The 46 Burn, which started on October 31, is the yellow fire on the map higher up from Ca.gov. The fire started virtually the 5300 block of 46th Street in East Jurupa Valley. Equally of 8 a.1000. on Nov ane, it's 300 acres and 70 percent contained.
All evacuation orders have been lifted.
The map above shows where the evacuations were and that they take now been lifted. You can run into the full map here. Updates are beingness shared by Riverside County here.
Atwater Hamlet Recycling Burn Well-nigh Burbank
A fire at an Atwater Village recycling eye on the dark of Fri, November 1 acquired heavy fume in the region, ABC 7 reported. The Los Angeles Fire Department asked residents and local businesses to keep their doors and windows closed, and asked motorists to plow off their A/C or change the settings to recirculate cabin air.
LAFD shared this map for the fire'due south location:
The fire was beginning reported around 5 p.m. on November 1 at the recycling grand at 4560 W. Doran St., in Los Angeles near the edge with Glendale.
The fire has been contained to the recycling chiliad. Smoke was also reported in Burbank and the Valley, merely that smoke is from this burn down, ABC 7 shared.
LAFD noted: "79 firefighters are working to 'environment and drown' this burn down with large hose streams, utilizing the aerial ladder for extra reach and penetration. There are no reported victims or structures threatened. This will be an extended performance, as firefighters continue to take a defensive posture. Residents and local businesses: keep doors and windows airtight and stay indoors. Motorists: Plow off A/C or modify your settings to recirculate motel air. Unknown cause."
Burris Fire
Ca.gov
This fire started on October 27. As of November one, it'southward 703 acres and 95 percent independent. Information technology started east of Calpella in Mendocino County, as Potter Valley Route and Highway twenty, CA.gov noted. All evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted.
Caples Fire (Prescribed Burn down)
Inciweb
Prescribed burns are purposefully set to assist decrease the possibility of unexpected, damaging fires in the future. This one is in the northern ridge region above Caples Creek north of Highway 88.
The burn down is three,435 acres and 90 pct contained as of October 31, the latest update on Inciweb. On Oct x, this was converted from a prescribed burn to a wildfire to let for additional resources to maintain total suppression.
On October 29, Inciweb noted: "Three minor spots were institute and extinguished in the southern area close to Convict meadow. There is a line effectually the fire. Crews continue suppression repair and patrolling activities. The containment will be re-evaluated after this week's current of air event.A new map will only be created if a change in the perimeter occurs.The Caples Fire is being managed by a Type 4 organization."
Copper Burn down
The Copper Fire started on October 31 southeast of Chula Vista off Border Road and Canyon Route in San Diego County. It'south fifty acres and now 100 percent independent.
The burn down was southeast of Otay Mountain and most 400 acres south of the U.S.-Mexico border, but past 6 a.m. information technology had spread to the U.Southward. side of the edge, KUSI reported. It started around 10:xxx p.m. on Wednesday.
Piece of cake Burn
The Easy Fire quickly grew to more 400 acres in just 2 hours after starting around half-dozen a.m. on October thirty in Ventura Canton. It started in Simi Valley near Due west Easy Street and West Los Angeles Avenue. As of Nov ane, it'due south now i,860 acres and 80 percent contained. The cause is under investigation.
The evacuations for the Easy Fire were lifted, but new evacuations were started in the county due to the Maria Fire. You can see a map of those evacuations below, but visit the section on the Maria Burn in this story for more details. You can see the full map here.
The all-time resource for updates on evacuations is Ventura County's Emergency page here.
Getty Burn
The Getty Fire in Los Angeles is 745 acres and 74 percent independent on Nov 1, co-ordinate to LAFD. Information technology started virtually the 405 State highway at Getty Center Bulldoze. The burn down was caused accidentally when a tree branch broke and landed on powerlines during high wind, igniting nearby castor, LAFD noted.
Twelve residences were destroyed and five were damaged by the fire.
Mandatory evacuations take all been lifted for this burn down.A local assist heart has been established for disaster recovery information. It's at Westwood Rec Center at 1350 Southward Sepulveda Blvd. It volition exist open Lord's day, November. three from ten a.m.-v p.m. and Monday, November. 4 from 12 p.chiliad.-8 p.m.
LAFD noted: " Firefighters performed mop upwards and patrol throughout the night extinguishing any remaining hot spots within the fire perimeter. Electric current objectives for firefighters today volition be to increment and strengthen containment lines. Weak offshore winds of 10-15 mph are expected for current of air prone areas of Los Angeles. A depression relative humidity trend will keep across Southern California for the foreseeable hereafter."
The all-time source for updates on the fire is the LAFD's webpage here. Yous can besides observe updates on the LAFD's Facebook page here. The LAPD HQ and LAFD on Twitter are also providing updates.
Hill Fire in Jurupa
Mandatory evacuations were ordered for a burn chosen the Hill Burn that started on October 30 in Jurupa Valley, only past that evening the evacuation orders were lifted. Updates are being provided on Riverside's webpage here.
The burn started near the intersection of Granite Hill Drive and Pyrite Street in Jurupa Valley. With 20 mph winds. The fire was 628 acres and 95 percent independent every bit of Nov 1 at vii:13 p.m., according to CA.gov.
The updated evacuation map below (or full map here) for the area is really from a new burn in Riverside County, showing mandatory evacuations that were lifted.
A care and reception center is still at Patriot High School at 4355 Camino Real, Jurupa Valley 92509 for the new fire.
Hillside Fire
The Hillside Fire is in San Bernardino National Forest, off West 59th and Hill Drive. It's 200 acres and 70 percent independent as of November 1 at 12:59 p.m., Inciweb noted in its most contempo update. It's burning off Highway 18 and into neighborhoods northward of San Bernardino.
Mandatory evacuations were issued, but repopulation began the evening of October 31. In that location are no evacuations at this time, but previously evacuated areas may be experiencing ability outages.
Evacuation centersare located at:
- Pacific Loftier School at 1020 Pacific Street in San Bernardino
- Small animals can be taken to the San Bernardino City Animal Shelter at 333 Chandler Place
- A limited number of horses can be taken to the San Bernardino Urban center Brute Shelter.
The cause of the fire isn't known. The area of origin was located but there are no powerlines in that surface area. Containment lines are being reinforced for predictable wind shifts.
Updates can exist institute at SB County Fire'south Twitter, Inciweb, and Facebook.
Kincade Fire
CA.gov
The Kincade Fire (spelled Kincaid in some hashtags) started on Oct 24 around 4:26 a.m. near John Kincade Route and Burned Mountain Route, just northeast of Geyserville, according to CA.gov. Information technology's now 77,758 acres in size and containment is up to 70 percent co-ordinate to CA.gov on November 1 at 7:36 p.chiliad.
A satellite hotspot map is below provided by MappingSupport.com. This is not a real-time map, just shows where the fire burned about iii hours ago.
Open this map total screen.
Evacuations:
The map above is an evacuation and road closure map provided by Sonoma County that is being kept updated. See the total map here.Some zones take been downgraded from mandatory to evacuation warnings.
Mandatory evacuation orders remain for the following (provided by SoCo Emergency as of November 1 at 3:55 p.m., the latest update on SoCo's emergency page.) Because this is the latest update on SoCo'southward page, information technology's best to refer to the map to a higher place for the most recent information.
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- Zone 1C:Area West of Ida Clayton Road to and including Pine Apartment Route and N Hwy 128 to the Lake Canton Line.
- Zone 3C:Area South of Highway 128 and the fireline, East of Windsor Boondocks limits, North of Faught Road at Shiloh Road and the Zone 5B purlieus.
- Zone 5B:Area S of Highway 128 and Xanthous Jacket Ranch Road, West of Highway 128 and the Zone six purlieus to the Zone 3C purlieus, including areas accessed East of Shiloh Ridge Road at Mayacama Club Drive.
The following were downgraded to evacuation warnings and are open for repopulation as of November one.
- Zone 1B: Surface area North of but not including Pine Flat Road, Dillingham Road, Socrates Mine Road, to the northern boundary of 1B and East of Hwy 128 to the Lake County
Line.
Evacuation warnings were lifted for the following areas:
- Zone 1A:Area South of Canyon Road to Alexander Valley Road. West of Highway 128 to Highway 101.
- Zone 3A:Area South of Alexander Valley Road, East of Highway 101, and West of Highway 128, North of the fireline, Including all areas within the Healdsburg City Limit.
- Zone 3B:The Windsor town limits, including area Northward of Arata Lane.
- Zone 4B:South of Westside Route to Millcreek Road within Zone iv
- Zone 5A:Area East of Highway 101 and Fulton Route, Westward of Redwood Hill Route at Mark West Springs Road and the Zone 6 Boundary, Northward of Forest Road and Dennis Lane, South of Eastward. Shiloh Road and the fire line.
- Zone 6:Areas North and East of Santa Rosa City limit. East to Sonoma County/Napa County Line and South of the Zone 5B Border.
- Zone 7:All areas Due west of Healdsburg and Windsor. Throughout the Russian River Valley to Bodega Bay
- Zone 8A:Northward of Occidental Road within Zone viii.
- Zone 8B:Areas Southward of Occidental Road within Zone 8
- All areas inside the Santa Rosa Urban center limits includingZone 9 &Zone x
The following evacuation centers will remain open up through Sunday, November 3 until noon. They are all minor animal friendly. The information is beingness updated on SoCo's emergency site hither.
- Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Edifice
1351 Maple Ave, Santa Rosa (may remain open longer depending on evacuees' needs) - Sonoma County Fairgrounds Finley Hall/Grace
1350 Bennett Valley Rd, Santa Rosa
Open up shelters for big animals:
- "If you demand shelter for a large animal or are trying to locate your large animal, contact Brute Services at 707-565-7100," SoCo Emergency recommends.
If evacuating, SoCo emergency says to bring:
- Pets, critical pet supplies (medications, nutrient, pet carrier)
- A change of clothes and sturdy shoes
- Medications and copies of all prescriptions
- Copies of important documents (e.1000. ID, insurance cards, deeds, passport)
- Extra eye glasses, batteries for hearing aids
- Credit cards, ATM, and cash
- Cell phones and chargers
If y'all need evacuation and can't reach the locations, call 707-573-3377. For non-emergency evac data, call 211.
The crusade of the fire is under investigation.
To stay updated on the fire: The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office is providing updates on Nixle hither. Yous tin can also text your ZIP Code to 888777 for mobile alerts. The burn down information number is 707-967-4207.
Sonoma Sheriff's Facebook page is too providing updates, forth with the Canton of Sonoma. SoCo Emergency is providing updates here. You tin can sign upward for alerts here. CAL Fire Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit Facebook Page provides fire updates.
The cause of the fire isn't known, but a PG&Eastward written report to CPUC noted a transmission tower had a cleaved jumper cable well-nigh the site of the burn around nine:20 p.thou. on Wednesday.
Klamath NF Autumn RX Burning
These are prescribed burns in the Klamath National Wood area to cut down on damage from unplanned fires.
Maria Burn down
The Maria Fire started at eight:58 p.m. on Oct 31. near the peak of South Mountain in Santa Paula, off Bradley Route and Solano Verde Dr. Every bit of Nov one at 7:17 p.m., it's now 9,412 acres and 0 pct contained. The best source for staying updated on this fire is VC Emergency.
A map of electric current evacuation orders in Ventura Canton can be seen here or beneath. Pinkish outlined regions are mandatory evacuations, orangish outlined regions point voluntary evacuations. You lot can enter your address to see where you fall in the evacuation orders.
A Reddish Flag warning is in effect until Saturday evening, which could brand fighting the fire more difficult.
Mandatory evacuations are issued for the following region as of vii p.grand. on Friday. Please notation that the map volition take the most updated information.
N Purlieus: South Mountain Road
W Boundary: West Los Angeles Ave
Due east Boundary: Balcom Coulee Route
South: Highway 118
as well:
Santa Paula:
- North Boundary : Highway 126
- Due west Boundary: East of Campanula Artery
- E Purlieus: South twelfth Street / Southward Mountain Road
- South Purlieus: Santa Clara River
Emergency sheltersare in the following regions:
- Camarillo Community Heart, 1605 Burnley St.l, Camarillo, CA 93010
- Camarillo Animal Shelter (Small Animals), 600 Aviation Dr, Camarillo, CA 93010
- Ojai Humane Society (modest animals), 402 Bryant St., Ojai, CA 93023
- Ventura County Fairgrounds (Big Animals), ten W. Harbor Blvd., Ventura, CA 93001
Here'due south some other map of the Maria Burn down from MappingSupport.com.
Open this map full screen.
This map above shows satellite hotspots and can requite you a good idea of the fire's size and intensity, but data is near three hours old and information technology should not exist used for emergency planning.
Martinez 3 Fire
This burn is 52 acres and 100 percent contained every bit of Oct 29 at four:43 p.m., the latest update on Inciweb. The cause is nether investigation. Information technology was on the Torrez-Martinez Indian Reservation. The fire is in the county of Thermal, California.
Inciweb noted: "The Martinez iii Fire is now considered 100% independent; significant a dozer line has been completed effectually the fire, which can reasonably be expected to cease the burn's spread so that no farther spread is expected nether foreseeable conditions. The burn is 55% controlled; meaning firefighters accept reduced the estrus output of the burn, or suppressing or extinguishing the burn past depriving it of fuel, oxygen, or heat to a point that it no longer threatens further spread or resource harm under foreseeable atmospheric condition. There are 3 levels of progression with whatsoever fire; contained, controlled and out."
Middle Fire
Inciweb
The Middle Burn down is i,339 acres every bit of October 6 and now listed equally 100 percent contained according to Inciweb. It's withal listed as agile on the map. It was located one mile eastward of Canyon Creek Trailhead and was acquired by lightning. It started on September 5 and is in the Trinity Alps Wilderness. "Please be aware that the forest's Middle Fire Closure Order remains in effect until the fire is declared out."
Erstwhile Water Fire
CA.gov
The Quondam Water Fire started on Oct 24 effectually two a.m. near Former Waterman Canyon Road and Highway 18, Ca.gov noted. The cause is under investigation. It was 145 acres in size and 85 percent independent every bit of the final update on October 27.
For updates, follow San Bernardino Canton Fire. Also follow @SanBernardinoNF, @sbcountysheriff, and @SanBernardinoPD. The burn information center number is 909-383-5688.
Palisades Fire
Ca.gov
The Palisades brush fire in Los Angeles is located near 500 Palisades Drive in the Pacific Palisades. Information technology was starting time reported on Oct 21 at 10:39 a.chiliad. It'due south 42 acres in size and 75 percentage contained as of LAFD's last and final update for the fire. It'due south still listed as agile on CA.gov'south website. Evacuation orders were briefly in place but lifted past 8 p.m. on October 21.
Ramshorn/SHF Lightning Fires 2019
The lightning fires from storms that moved into the surface area in September are now 100 percentage contained and declared out, according to Inciweb, simply it'south withal listed as agile on the map.
Saddleridge Burn down
The Saddleridge Burn down speedily exploded in size and caused tens of thousands to evacuate, but at present it'south under control. Inciweb'south page for this burn is here. The fire is now 8,799 acres in size with 97 percent containment as of Nov one at 6:49 a.grand, according to CA.gov. (Inciweb lists containment on October 30 as being 98 percentage.) The fire has now been removed from Inciweb'southward map simply is however on Ca.gov'south map. Ca.gov won't exist providing further updates.
It started near I-210 at the Yarnell exit on Oct x around 9 p.thousand. Pacific. There was 1 decease from this fire: a civilian went into cardiac arrest and died on the mode to the infirmary. At to the lowest degree 88 structures were destroyed.
All evacuations related to Saddleridge have been lifted, LAFD reported on October xv, and evacuation centers have been closed.
The cause of the Saddle Ridge Fire remains under agile investigation. Inciweb noted on October thirty: "Firefighters will work through the day in rugged terrain throughout the fire area to increase containment lines. Tactical patrols will remain in place to monitor the area for smoldering droppings. The crusade of the Saddle Ridge Burn remains nether active investigation."
If you alive in the LA expanse, sign up for updates near evacuations and other emergency alerts here: emergency.lacity.org/notifyla. You can besides text Gear up to NotifyLA at 888777 for updates on the burn.
Shasta-Trinity Prescribed Fires
These are prescribed fires in the Shasta-Trinity National Wood area used to mitigate damage from unplanned fires in the future.
Sherman Prescribed Burn down
Prescribed burns are purposefully gear up to help decrease the possibility of unexpected, damaging fires in the future. These are in the Giant Forest area of Sequoia National Park.
Sobrante Fire
This burn down is 35 acres and started on Nov 1 in Riverside County according to CA.gov. It started east of Corona off of La Sierra Ave. and Tin Mine Road. The fire was fully independent at five p.one thousand. and then mapped at 19 acres, co-ordinate to Riverside County.
South Fire
Inciweb
The Southward Fire started in Shasta-Trinity National Wood in Tehama County, located in the southeast aspect of Tomhead Mountain, s of Platina. As of October 17, the fire was 5,332 acres in size and 75 pct contained, according to Inciweb. That was the latest update for the fire, which is even so listed as active on Inciweb'south map.
The fire is 15 miles south of Platina, California. The map to a higher place is the nearly recent map on Inciweb, but may non quite match the fire's electric current size and containment.
Inciweb notes that the plans for this fire are to "Monitor fire action and patrol existing containment and confinement lines. Complete unfinished repair to Suppression Repair Plan standards. Be prepared to take appropriate activeness if fire crosses established Management Action Points."
Tick Burn down in Agua Dulce
All Tick Fire related evacuations take been lifted. Evacuation maps were available from Santa Clarita Emergency and LA Canton Fire. The Tick Fire was 4,615 acres in size and 100 percent independent as of Oct 31 at 7:fourteen a.m., according to Santa Clarita'southward emergency website. No more than updates will exist provided, and it'southward off the CA.gov and Inciweb maps.
Taboose Fire
InciwebFire map from September 24, the about recent map
This burn down is x,296 acres and 75 percent independent every bit of October 7, the most recent update on Inciweb. It's southwest of Big Pine and northwest of Aberdeen. It was caused by lightning. It's still listed equally agile on Ca.gov'southward fire map.
Inciweb noted on Oct 24: "The Taboose Burn down has been inactive in recent days. The fire remains x,296 acres and at 75% containment. The western flank is in steep and inaccessible terrain in the John Muir Wilderness. Here the fire will be bars by either pelting or snow or its spread will be stopped past rock barriers. Visitors and residents may see fume, especially along the Hwy. 395 corridor. Please exercise not written report the smoke. Currently, the south, due east, and due north flanks are secure and at that place is no threat to life or property. Visitors and residents will meet smoke, peculiarly along the Hwy. 395 corridor. Please do not report the smoke. Currently, the due south, east, and northward flanks are secure and in that location is no threat to life or property. Gusty wind and depression relative humidity are in the forecast for this week and burn crews volition continue to monitor and patrol in areas where the fire is active."
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