Evacuations ordered as wildfire blazes California's famed Napa County
Summary
Evacuation orders have been given in Napa County, California, due to the Pickett Fire, which has burned 4,690 acres and is only 7% contained. The fire is in the same area as the 2020 Glass Fire, though they are different in nature. Crews are working with helicopters and fire engines to control the blaze.Key Facts
- The Pickett Fire has burned 4,690 acres in Napa County, California.
- The fire is 7% contained as of the latest reports.
- Evacuation orders are in effect for areas impacted by the fire.
- Over 1,230 personnel, 80 fire engines, and seven helicopters are fighting the fire.
- The Pickett Fire is in the same area as the 2020 Glass Fire but is not as severe due to current weather conditions.
- Napa County is famous for its vineyards and wine industry.
- Other wildfires are also burning in Oregon, such as the Flat Fire, which has burned at least 3,300 acres.
- The cause of both the Pickett Fire and the Flat Fire is still unknown.
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