Map Shows Bug Fire Spreading Rapidly Amid Widespread Nevada Evacuations
Summary
The Bug Fire started on August 8, 2026, near the California-Nevada border and has quickly grown to burn over 6,500 acres. Authorities have issued evacuation orders for parts of Nevada and California as firefighters work to control the fire and protect nearby communities.Key Facts
- The Bug Fire began at about 4:08 p.m. on August 8 in Lassen County, California.
- The cause of the fire is still unknown and under investigation.
- The fire spread very fast, growing from 50 acres to over 6,500 acres within hours.
- Evacuation orders and warnings cover parts of Washoe County, Nevada and Lassen and Sierra counties, California.
- Communities affected include Cold Springs, White Lake, Woodland Village, Canyon Hills, and areas near Reno-Stead.
- Evacuees can use the Evelyn Mount Community Center in Reno for shelter, with facilities for pets and livestock.
- Firefighters have not reported any building losses or injuries so far.
- Fire crews and multiple agencies are coordinating efforts to control the fire amid changing conditions.
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