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Pickett Fire grows to nearly 6,000 acres, firefighters battling ‘challenging’ conditions into Sunday morning
(By Anna Armstrong, The Press Democrat) The Pickett Fire, the largest wildfire in the region this year, saw containment rise slightly Saturday after burning almost 6,000 acres in Napa County, prompting new evacuations and challenging fire control lines.
Update: Pickett Fire in Napa County – 15% containment achieved
Pickett Fire initially started 2:57 p.m. Aug. 21 in Napa County, California. After being active for four days, it has burned 6,803 acres. A crew of 2,045 firefighters succeeded in containing 13% of the fire as of Monday morning. However, the cause is still being investigated.
The declaration allows the county to utilize state and federal resources for emergency response, recovery, damage mitigation ...
Fire crews Sunday were able to keep Napa County’s Pickett Fire within its established footprint of more than 6,800 acres ...
Firefighters continue to make progress against the Pickett Fire burning near Calistoga in Napa County. The fire has exploded ...
An evacuation warning in the area of the Pickett Fire burning north of Calistoga was lifted Monday afternoon as the fire ...
The Pickett Fire, the largest wildfire in the San Francisco Bay Area this year, started on Thursday and has burned about 10 ...
A wildfire in California’s Napa County grew by more than 1,000 acres in 24 hours over the weekend amid an ongoing heat wave ...
Firefighting authorities reported preventing the further spread on Sunday of the Pickett Fire, which had grown over three ...
The North Bay will see hazy skies for the next several days due to smoke from the Pickett Fire burning in Napa County near ...
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