CALDOR INCIDENT Acres Burned: 218,459 Percent Contained: 53% Current as of 9/10/2021, 6:36 AM While there were numerous strikes along the entire west slope of the Sierra last night, the Caldor remained calm. Red Flag Warning will end within the hour.

DIXIE INCIDENT Acres Burned: 950,591 Percent Contained: 59% Current as of 9/10/2021, 5:51 AM Dixie continued runs to the north and into the site of the Sugar burn.

ANTELOPE INCIDENT Acres Burned: 98,627 Percent Contained: 77% Current as of 9/9/2021, 5:11 PM Fire continued run into Lava Beds, significant rain along the south and west flanks.

Cool moist air should significantly help fire supression efforts today.

We got 0.42 inches of rain in McCloud, and might see a bit more. The lightning line passed well to the East of us. Reports from other areas are much lower, so it isn’t enough to quench the fires. It will, however, knock them down a considerable amount.

OLD STATION, Calif. — UPDATE, SEPTEMBER 9, 7:15 PM:

The Shasta County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) upgraded the evacuation warning, to an evacuation order, for the forested areas of Zone 9-A and 9-B, due to increased activity on the Dixie Fire on Thursday.

This includes areas east of Highway 89, to the Lassen County line.

Zone 3, between Old Station and Hat Creek, along Highway 89, remains under an evacuation warning.

ANTELOPE INCIDENT Acres Burned: 98,627 Percent Contained: 77% Current as of 9/9/2021, 5:11 PM Antelope, pushed by hot, dry winds, made a strong push to the NE into Lava Beds Nat’l Monument. Spotting was observed three miles beyond the perimeter of the fire.

MCCASH INCIDENT Acres Burned: 69,737 Percent Contained: 13% Current as of 9/9/2021, 5:54 PM

HAYPRESS INCIDENT Area Acres Burned: 131,605 Percent Contained: 16% Current as of 9/9/2021, 5:51 PM Haypress advanced north and is now of great concern to Callahan. Coffee Creek has lost several structures, and Trinity Center and Carrville are under threat.

MONUMENT INCIDENT Acres Burned: 204,436 Percent Contained: 45% Current as of 9/9/2021, 5:13 PM Monument made a run to the southwest, although Hayfork on the southeast remains under threat.

DIXIE INCIDENT Acres Burned: 928,741 Percent Contained: 59% Current as of 9/9/2021, 5:40 PM Dixie made runs to the north and to the SE today.

CALDOR INCIDENT Acres Burned: 218,405 Percent Contained: 53% Current as of 9/9/2021, 5:46 PM

The #Antelopefire continued to burn northeast today, growing by about 18,000 acres. It burned north of Forest Road 77 and worked its way north past Crater Glass Flow, Fourmile Hill, Lookout Butte, Cinder Butte and Callahan Flow. The growth prompted the Siskiyou Sheriff’s office to issue an evacuation order for the area east of Forest Road 15 Davis Road, south of Bonita Butte, west of Fourmile Hill and north of Little Glass Mountain. Firefighters, engines and bulldozers are working through the night to contain the fire. A contingent of aircraft, including fixed wing airplanes and helicopters supported firefighters on the ground today. The fire is about 2 miles from Medicine Lake. A structure protection group continued to install sprinklers around protective wrap around structures in the Medicine Lake area. Total acreage: 91,477, containment 77%.

https://www.weather.gov/fire/

*** Monument Fire ***NEW Hayfork Fire Evacuation Warning and Order

09/09/2021 at 9:00 am

Effective: Immediately

#1All areas along Hyampom Road from Cedar Gulch to State Route 3 are under an Evacuation Warning. This includes Circle Drive, Highland Drive, North Vista Lane, Murray Lane and Bean Gulch and North Talco Way.

#2All areas south of Hyampom Road along State Route 3 to Salt Creek Growers. All areas West on Tule Creek Road from State Route 3 to Jesse Lane. These areas are now under an Evacuation Warning. #3All areas east of Hyampom Road, both north and south of State Route 3 to Big Creek Road. All areas south of Big Creek Road to Morgan Hill Road/ Coonrod Gulch. From Coonrod Gulch South West through Kingsbury Gulch to State Route 3. This includes all of Hayfork proper

Residents in the area if elderly, have medical issues, have small children, or have livestock and pets, need to be prepared to leave the area in case of increased fire activity.Hyampom Rd and St. John Rd Evacuation OrderEffective: Immediately

All areas along Hyampom Road from Grassy Flat Road west to St. John Road are now under an Evacuation Order. This includes Bar 717 Camp. FS Rd 10/ St. John Road is closed. An alternate route for citizens in Hyampom is FS Rd 60 to Burnt Ranch.All areas south of the intersection of FS Road 10/ St. John Road south to Sydney Lane. From Sydney Lane north east thru FS Road 10/ St. John Road to Oak Ridge. These areas are now under an Evacuation Order.

Residents in the area should leave immediately.While leaving the area use caution, as emergency vehicles assisting with evacuations, structure protection, and fire suppression efforts will be on the roadways.#fireseason2021#monumentfire2021#strongertogether#trinitystrong

ANTELOPE INCIDENT Acres Burned: 91,477 Percent Contained: 77% Current as of 9/8/2021, 5:48 PM Antelope exploded over the past 36 hours, and is making a hard run at the Lava Beds and Tule Lake. Wind and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon and evening, with showers possible.

MCCASH INCIDENT Acres Burned: 68,824 Percent Contained: 15% Current as of 9/8/2021, 5:45 PM This fire showed significant growth on its NE and SE flanks. While not in the RFW area, region is likely to experience wind and some convective activity.

HAYPRESS INCIDENT Acres Burned: 124,913 Percent Contained: 16% Current as of 9/8/2021, 5:49 PM Significant spotting to the east. Unconfirmed reports of structures lost at Coffee Creek, Trinity Center also in path although not immediately threatened.

MONUMENT INCIDENT Acres Burned: 198,829 Percent Contained: 45% Current as of 9/8/2021, 5:03 PM In RFW, mostly for winds. Hayfork, Junction City and Weaverville should remain on alert.

DIXIE INCIDENT Acres Burned: 927,320 Percent Contained: 59% Current as of 9/9/2021, 6:20 AM Significant growth to the north into Lassen Park expected today. On SE flank, has reached the perimeter of the Sugar Fire burn. Entire area is expected to see strong winds, thunderstorms, outburst wind, followed by hot, dry winds.

CALDOR INCIDENT Acres Burned: 217,946 Percent Contained: 53% Current as of 9/9/2021, 5:49 AM With relatively low containment and adverse fire conditions expected, Tahoe Basin should stay on alert.

Daniel Swain@Weather_West·

Greatest risk of lightning (vs high based showers) will probably be overnight as trough axis provides a focus for deeper convective development, but there’s a slight chance that some of the cells moving northward today could produce some strikes before that (there are nearly continuous C-G strikes still being detected in the moisture plume west of Los Angeles, FWIW).

Key features producing risk of dry lightning now converging on NorCal: a plume of subtropical moisture moving northward off the SoCal coast, plus a well-defined trough moving eastward toward NorCal. Their interaction may lead to thunderstorms later today/tonight. #CAwx #CAfire pic.twitter.com/9BEn0mukSh

— Daniel Swain (@Weather_West) September 9, 2021

Despite the RFW, the outlook has improved somewhat. Thunderstorms are now expected to form east of us and move north east. Still lots of potential for ignitions, but at least they won’t be in our immediate backyard.

Red Flag Warning Red Flag Warning is effective from 9/9/2021, 1:00 PM through 9/10/2021, 9:00 AM

Areas Affected: Modoc County Except for the Surprise Valley; Siskiyou County from the Cascade Mountains East and South to Mt Shasta

Summary: …Scattered Thunderstorms on Dry Fuels Thursday Afternoon Into Friday Morning… .Southwest winds will be gusty and strong again east of the Cascades on Thursday afternoon as an area of low pressure moves towards the region. This low will bring a chance for showers and thunderstorms from the Cascades eastward from Thursday afternoon More Info

Last Updated : 9/8/2021, 8:42 PM
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