Head Fire west of Yreka grows to at least 2,700 acres
The Head Fire burning west of Yreka has exploded to 2,700 acres. Crews are battling the blaze. Cooler weather isn't expected until this weekend.
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The Head Fire burning west of Yreka has exploded to 2,700 acres. Crews are battling the blaze. Cooler weather isn't expected until this weekend.
The Head Fire is burning in the Klamath National Forest, west of Yreka.
Emergency officials in northern California ordered the evacuation of multiple communities west of Yreka as fast-moving wildfires scorched as many as 4,000 acres of the Klamath National Forest in less than a day.
For the second time this year, firefighters battled a vegetation fire that started near Lytle Creek in the San Bernardino National Forest west of I-15
Eastbound I-80 was temporarily closed in Tooele County on Friday due to wildfires. The strong winds also prompted warnings and power interruptions.