Wildfire Weather Forecast

Hot weather and winds raise California wildfire threat

Hot weather and winds raise California wildfire threat as power shutoffs start

Tens of thousands of people were without electricity Thursday as utilities tried to reduce the risk that power lines could blow over and spark fires.

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California braces for wildfire nightmare as 70mph winds threaten hundreds of thousands with blackouts

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Hot weather and gusty winds raise California wildfire threat as power shutoffs are planned

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California faces more extreme weather as hot, windy days raise wildfire risk

Communities across California are bracing for more dangerous weather this week, with strong winds and high temperatures that could set the stage for rapid wildfire growth over the next several days.

Yahoo · 10h

Wildfire warning issued for California; power shut off for tens of thousands

Santa Rosa Press Democrat · 11h

PG&E planned power shutoff begins, affecting thousands in Sonoma, Napa counties

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PG&E shutdowns begin — almost 7,000 Bay Area customers without power

Customers in Napa and Sonoma counties received the heaviest punch.

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Thousands in Bay Area Could Lose Power Due to PG&E Shut-Offs

ABC7 · 9h

Santa Ana winds combined with warm temps raise fire threat through Saturday across SoCal

Yahoo

Wildfire smoke maps tracker: Air quality, current fires, smoke forecast and more

Wildfires continue to rage in parts of the Northwest and Canada, leading to poor air quality across much of the West due to spreading smoke. Add in hot temperatures, and conditions are hazardous for much of the region. Below you'll find maps that will help ...

KNOE First Alert Wednesday Evening Forecast: Wildfire Concerns for the Weekend

Fire weather will be a concern this weekend across the ArkLaMiss due to breezy, dry and drought conditions. Please obey any active burn bans and do not do any open burning to prevent fires from spreading.

CNN

Challenging fire weather continues in West as thousands evacuated in Canada while Spokane crews gain ground

Fire danger continued in the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada over the weekend, posing challenging conditions for crews battling to keep destructive blazes from spreading across the region with at least four fire-related deaths reported. In British ...