CAL FIRE released a Statewide summary of fires burning across California Sunday morning.
Three large fires are impacting more than 224,000 people across the state. Here are a look at the numbers:
Camp Fire, Butte County
- Paradise
- 109,000 acres
- 25% contained
- 23 fatalities
- 6,713 structures destroyed, making it the most destructive fire in California History
Woolsey fire, Ventura County
- South of Simi Valley
- 83,275 acres
- 10% contained
- Two fatalities
- Unknown structure loss, last estimated at 15o but expected to grow
Hill Fire
- Santa Rosa Valley
- 4,531 acres
- 70% contained
- No fatalities
- Two structures destroyed
- Repopulation began Saturday night but evacuations are still in effect
More than 8,000 firefighters from across the state are stationed at the fires. Decreased wind allowed them to reinforce containment lines Saturday night but many are preparing for warm and dry conditions and Santa Ana winds to add to increased fire danger.
