Forecasted hot and dry weather through the end of the week.Īnticipated after 72 hours: Expect similar burning conditions. Expect comparable fire behavior as the previous operational period. Fire has entered Lassen National Park and is expected to continue burning north through the park.ħ2 hours: Similar profile as the previous operational period. Expect comparable fire behavior as the previous day. SW winds will test open line on all branches. Moderate overnight recoveries may provide opportunity for line construction and/or firing operations. Fire behavior will remain active to include wind driven surface fire, group torching, crown runs with alignment and spotting. 5% cloud cover forecasted during the burning period. Fire has entered Lassen National Park and is expected to continue burning north through the park.Ĥ8 hours: Temperatures will be in the high 80's today and will remain in that profile over the next few operational periods. Fire behavior will consist of wind driven surface file, group torching and crown fire where alignment exist. Forecasted winds will be SW16 mph with 5% cloud cover.
The atmosphere will be somewhat unstable with a Haines of 4. Expect a moderate risk burn environment due to moderate temps, low RH and extremely receptive fuels. Spot Fire 3.8 miles east of main body of fire on East Zone at Lone Rock.Ģ4 hours: Slightly warmer today. Smoke shading from fires in the region may reduce fire intensity.įire has entered Lassen National Park and is expected to continue burning north through the park. There may be potential for crews to make headway on building containment lines. The valleys will see RH recovery up to 55%. Expect the fire to remain active through the morning hours. Provide structure defense in communities at risk: Chester, Hwy 36 corridor, Hwy 89 Corridor, Paxton, Greenville, Jonesville, Crescent Mills, Taylorsville, Prattville, Canyondam, Butte Meadows, Bucks Lake, Meadows Valley, Rush Creek, Warner Valley, Pecks Valley,Ĭontinue tactical patrol in the communities impacted by fire.ġ2 hours: Moderate conditions. Unable to staff contingency lines due to all resources committed to Fire Front Following, providing structure defense in surrounding impacted communities. CAL FIRE, Revised at 8:35 A.M.Īnd indirect line to secure fire perimeter. Update: California Dixie Fire Briefing Map for Saturday, AugShows Divisions, Uncontrolled Fire Edge, Completed Dozer LinesĪug- Dixie Fire in Butte County and Plumas County is 446,723 acres and 21% contained for Saturday morning. Update: California Dixie Fire Public Information Map and Infrared Map for Saturday, AugInterpreted Acreage: 446,723 Update: Smoke/Air Quality Outlook for the Dixie Fire in the Eastern Sierra for Saturday, August 7 Update: Dixie Fire East Zone Operations Morning Briefing Video for Saturday, August 7, 2021 Update: Dixie Fire West Zone Operations Morning Briefing Video For Saturday, August 7, 2021 Update: Plumas National Forest Officials Announce a Dixie Fire Virtual Community Meeting on Saturday, August 7 at 7:00 P.M.
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Update: Dixie Fire Containment Update Video for Saturday, August 7, 2021 Update: Publics Assistance Needed in Locating Unaccounted for Individuals in the Dixie Fire Area MODIS Active Fire Mapping Program Frequently Asked Questions Note: 1,200 Pixels Wide - Note: Older Yellow not shown MODIS map of the Dixie Fire in Butte and Plumas Counties on Saturday at 4:30 A.M PST
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