Overview
- The blaze grew by roughly 270 acres overnight to 6,803 acres after a larger eastward push on Saturday, with containment steady at 11%, according to Cal Fire.
- Roughly 190 residents remain under evacuation orders and about 360 under warnings as an estimated 500 structures are threatened, with no confirmed structural losses reported.
- Napa County’s emergency proclamation is expediting support as more than 1,200 personnel, 140 engines, 10 helicopters, 34 dozers and 24 water tenders work the incident, including night-flying helicopter operations.
- Firefighters conducted burnout operations that helped hold control lines near Aetna Springs and Pope Valley while continuing structure protection along Aetna Springs Road and Butts Canyon Road.
- The Bay Area Air Quality Management District extended a smoke advisory through Monday for parts of Napa, Sonoma and Solano counties; the fire is burning within the 2020 Glass Fire scar, which has aided suppression, and the cause remains under investigation.