Overview
- Cal Fire says the blaze is burning within the 2020 Glass Fire footprint, driven by dry fuels on steep slopes rather than wind.
- Overnight cooling and a marine layer helped firefighters hold lines and limit growth, leading to the latest containment gain.
- More than 2,700 personnel are assigned, with 248 engines, 14 helicopters, 75 dozers, 29 water tenders and 59 crews focused on structure protection.
- Roughly 540 structures are threatened near Aetna Springs and Pope Valley, and no damage to buildings has been confirmed as inspections continue.
- Evacuation orders and warnings remain in several zones, and the Bay Area Air Quality Management District extended its smoke advisory for Napa, Sonoma and Solano counties through Wednesday.