At least firefighters are injured last week while fighting three wild fires north of California burning forests between the dried hot ground, fire officials said.
One firework struggled with a green fire with a pure forest fire when he worked on the Fire Saturday, said Californ Interagency Management 10, a group of fire response.
Another firefighter found a week with heating, he said. Both were treated in hospital and released.
Two firefighters in Orleans Complex – Two burning black norte and Siskiyou counties – beaten with heat temperatures that are 110 in recent days planning the response of the fire.
“Everyone remembers the consequences of heat,” Meznarich said.
Since approximately 700 firefighters who work in many three-digit hot days, crews “to manage the heat right under these conditions,” add.
For those fighting Blazes – combined, including about 20,000 acres of the duration from July 1 – the conditions are very challenging, the fire officials said. Remote areas are stones, with forests and dry bone.
“It’s more than now, and we’re still around 100 degrees,” Nhalesi said with a green region on Monday morning. “We don’t get good night moisture recovery.
The green fire – burning in the east side of Shasta Lake near the PIT River between Inderstate 5 299 – Rewarded by Lighting in July 1, according to the US ministry.
It was hot of 11,643 acres and was found at 5% from Monday afternoon.
On July 1 and 2, a Trinity triangle forest saw more than 3,100 bars, which stimulated more than twelve fires, firewalls were quickly enjoyed by fleeting, “according to the forest.
“The forest ministry was able to hold all without it,” said Nyla with a green fire. “That is because this one was less likely.”
Firefighters receive access to other non-reachable areas or foot by taking boats in easily accessible areas and climbing their gears, saying he said. Fighting with wind, added, hardwome because there is canopy of black tree canopy, water cannot reach the burning fire in the front row.
The planes were unable to fly in the middle of the high smoke, the fire officials said.
More than 1,400 firefighters allocated from Monday. Two electrons called Scooper Scooper – each can hold 1,600 liters of water from Canada a week, according to the jungle service.
Top scoopers, they need open water drainage to fill in the line, which is expected to use many of the Shasta Shasta arms.
“The physics involved in the race between the loading and recreational flight is uncreded,” said Stain Service said in a statement.
In the West, two blazes – Butter and red fire – were owned by the same incident group as Orleans Fire Fire.
Butler fire, who was reported in the middle of Mkhani on July 3, had burned up to 8,1156 acres in six rivers and the forests that did not all leave on Monday afternoon, Meznarich said.
The fire was burning between small orleans villages and Forks of Salmon, which occurred, on Monday, undergoing warning from the Schoolyou County Sheriff. .
It was hot inside the 2024 booke fire, 2020 salmon fire and the 2013 fire footprints, according to the jungle service.
Firefighters, some walking on the boats, worked to keep fire from keeping the Salmon River because they were behind and had many vegetation, Meznarich said.
The 116-acre red fire, which contained 50%, was burning at the Wikyou Wand Edel Norte County, in Mznarich. It started on July 6.
In rural San Luis Obispo County, the largest Madre Fire – the largest in California this year – you had 86% available on Monday.
Central Coast Blaze began on July 2 in the east of Santa Maria near the city of Cuyama New and 51,000. From Monday, 587 firefighters fought with fire.
