[UPDATE9:12 a.m.: 15 Acres, 0% Contained] New Vegetation Fire in the Covelo Area
The #BaldyFire is located in a remote area north northeast of Covelo near the Humboldt County line.
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The #BaldyFire is located in a remote area north northeast of Covelo near the Humboldt County line.
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Crews continue suppression repair on the Blue Fire as backhauling work progresses along Grider Ridge. The Log Fire remains monitored with no threats, while evacuation warnings and forest closures—including a Pacific Crest Trail section—stay in place.
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The Dillon Fire remains secure with crews shifting to suppression repair and monitoring. Management will transition to North Coast Interagency Team 3 on Wednesday morning, while forest closures and evacuation warnings remain in place.
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Firefighters continue mop-up and repair on the Dillon Fire, which remains in secure containment while a nearby lightning-caused spot fire was quickly extinguished.
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Firefighters continue to make progress on the Blue Fire, now 3,713 acres and 68% contained, while hunters and the public are urged to avoid closure areas for safety.
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“Bullets and firefighters do not mix!”
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Firefighters on the Dillon Fire are reinforcing containment lines and extinguishing scattered hot spots, with all perimeters reported holding steady.
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Firefighters strengthened containment on the Blue Fire with a successful firing operation south of Seiad Valley, while crews elsewhere reinforced lines and monitored for hot spots.
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With hot, dry weather persisting, firefighters on the Dillon Fire continue mop-up, patrol, and suppression repair, while containment lines hold strong on most fronts despite steep terrain challenges near Coffee Can and Dillon creeks.
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Firefighters made steady gains on the 3,678-acre Blue Fire Tuesday, protecting California’s last surviving rock fire tower while containment reached 31%, according to the Klamath National Forest.
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