KRCR reports progress on Cow Fire

MILLVILLE, Calif. — UPDATE: Containment on the Cow Fire increased from 15 to 25% overnight and the blaze is holding at 600 acres, according to Cal Fire.

Firefighters worked through the night to get control of the fire burning off South Cow Creek Road to the southeast of Millville.

Evacuated residents on South Cow Creek Road were allowed to return home Sunday night, prompting an evacuation center at Foothill High School to close.

While homes were threatened, no structure loss or injuries have been reported.

Lightning possible Monday & Tuesday

US National Weather Service Medford Oregon 

1h  · Isolated to scattered thunderstorms expected Monday and Tuesday with gusty winds, small hail & dangerous lightning. Additionally, some locally strong storms are possible on Tuesday. If you have outdoor plans on Monday or Tuesday, be sure to have a plan for shelter should you hear thunder. Remember, “When thunder roars, go indoors!”

Butte County to fly 14′ “Red Flag Warning” flags

https://krcrtv.com/news/local/cal-fire-unveils-new-high-fire-condition-alert-method

From KRCRTV:

OROVILLE, Calif. — When fire danger draws near, fire personnel alert the community through social media, KRCR alerts you on-air and online, and now in Butte County, there’s a new way to stay in the know just by driving down the street.

CAL FIRE unveiled 42 new red flags that will be dispersed amongst 21 Butte County fire stations Wednesday. In the most literal sense possible, the red flags, printed with the words “fire danger,” will indicate when a red flag warning is in effect.