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Several Evacuation Orders reduced as containment on McKinney Fire increases for second straight day - Vimarsana News

Several Evacuation Orders reduced as containment on McKinney Fire increases for second straight day

For the second day in a row, fire officials with the Klamath National Forest have announced that containment has increased on the McKinney Fire. On Friday night, officials reported that

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Animal evacuation shelters making it by thanks to community support - Vimarsana News

Animal evacuation shelters making it by thanks to community support

YREKA, Calif.-- Its been quite the whirlwind for the Siskiyou County community ever since the McKinney Fire sparked in the Klamath National Forest.

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Whitney Creek mudflow threatening Highway 97 and the Mount Shasta Vista area - Vimarsana News

Whitney Creek mudflow threatening Highway 97 and the Mount Shasta Vista area

Heavy rain and glacial melt create a mudflow along Whitney Creek in Siskiyou County along Highway 97. The mudflow could threaten the Mount Shasta Vista area.

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McKinney Fire continues to grow: Now estimated over 51,000 acres - Vimarsana News

McKinney Fire continues to grow: Now estimated over 51,000 acres

YREKA, Calif.--(UPDATE 8:00 A.M.) The McKinney Fire in Siskiyou County continues to grow in size. As of Sunday morning, the fire is up to 51,468 acres with containment at 0%.

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McKinney Fire continues to grow: Now estimated over 51,000 acres - Vimarsana News

McKinney Fire continues to grow: Now estimated over 51,000 acres

YREKA, Calif.--(UPDATE 8:00 A.M.) The McKinney Fire in Siskiyou County continues to grow in size. As of Sunday morning, the fire is up to 51,468 acres with containment at 0%.

Source: kdrv.com