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Many of the lightning-caused fires in Northern California have been burning for two weeks now, prompting evacuations. Thousands of firefighters are working on suppression efforts across the region, with resources spread over dozens of wildfires.
Here's what we know about wildfires burning in Siskiyou, Trinity, Humboldt and Del Norte counties on Friday.
Here are updates on wildfires burning in Siskiyou, Trinity, Humboldt and Del Norte counties on Thursday morning, Aug. 24.
A red flag warning for a large swath of Northern California has been issued by the National Weather Service out of Eureka, expecting more lightning into the early hours of Friday amid dry conditions.
Steve Mietz, Redwood National and State Parks superintendent said during a town hall in Orick that the Glenn fire is likely to get into some old growth redwoods. This fire is contained, he noted, and is currently burning in mostly second growth that has already been harvested, with some areas thinned. According to a Wednesday USFS release about the lightning complex, the Glenn fire is at .1 acre and is on patrol status.