Cal Fire Fights Multiple Fires in Humboldt Today, Here’s Updates for Tuesday Evening

Bear Fire near Capetown.

Cal Fire stretched to its limits as it covered three fires south of Fortuna as well as the large Queen Complex by Pecwan simultaneously.

Here’s an update on all the Humboldt fires as of 9:15 p.m.:

Queen Complex: Reported July 26

CA-HUU #QueenFire Complex Humboldt County 9 separate fires burning in timber and slash, 158 acres, 42% http://t.co/S0jHlgm6XG #CAFire

— CAL FIRE NEWS (@CalFireNews) July 29, 2015

Eel Fire: Reported today at approximately 2 p.m. It was quickly stopped at just a half acre.

Eel Fire photo provided by Cal Fire.

Bear Fire: (See photo to the top of this post.) Reported today at 4:51 p.m.

Good handle on the Bear Fire in the Bear River area. 5 acres and crews working mop-up. — CAL FIRE HUU (@CALFIRE_HUU) July 29, 2015

Willow Fire: (See story here.) Reported today at 5:45 p.m. 

RT @CALFIRE_HUU: Update on the Willow Fire in Shelter Cove. 2 acres, one structure destroyed. Crews remain on scene.

— NWS Eureka (@NWSEureka) July 29, 2015

Residents on Toth and Olson Road were given an Evacuation Advisory which has now been withdrawn.

Buck Fire: Reported today at 5:19 p.m.: This fire is still burning uncontrolled. Last report has it at 35 acres burning south to southeast. Residents of Little Buck Mountain Road are advised to pack their vehicles and be prepared to leave. There is heavy traffic on the roads as firefighting equipment is shuttled to the incident so drive carefully please.

Buck Fire photo provided by Jayded.