memories of just three years ago when we you saw the north bay on fire and here we are again. >> riet. bitf a difference, the winds aren't quite as fast, but they will pick up a bit the nooeext coupl days. especially overnight, that is when some of fassthe t winds develo develop. and you can clearly see where the fires are by the particulate matter they are producing. so we'll havee s heavyom ash falling right now in places like vacaville. and dixon. and even heavier ash falling, look at that, you are getting up into redsr. that is usually a moderate rain storm. so that gives you an idea of how much particulate matter is in the air and how dangerous that will be for us to breathe today. and you can see the north bay is spreading more east/northeast and over the santa cruz mountains, that is spreading more south/southeast.

so our worst air quality are ars. sendho t winds are pretty calm d the storms, but these winds pick up around the flames as the rising heat creates evente f he flames. so environment conditions wind-wise. but 12-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield right now.aalley, goo conditions wind-wise. but 12-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield right now. alley, goo ooild -m12 wind-wise. conditions wind-wise. but 12-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield right now.y, good conditions wind-wise. but 12-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield right now. d outside of the bay shore, san francisco and the coast, dangerous heat once ag we'll talk more about thatai coming up. >> and of course we'll continue throughout the morning. there are a lot of fir teshi bs emergency is in the vacaville area and that is where julian

glover is reporting live. and this is theen which is part of a lrnarger complex of fires that are burning. this overnight really exploded and has now gotten very close to areas that are very populated. again, julian glover is live for us. what are youeeing this >>rning? orep r jte moments ago and those evacuations are happening right now. we know that the vacaville police department now doing those reverse 911 calls trying to get the residents up and out of their homes as quickly as possible. what we can see fm point, chp is also helping with those evacuations that are happening. and we're cy at glenn road and pleasant valley road. oud aiag that being a good sign, the ea there. we are remarkably close to be able to see just a glimmer of

the flames far off into the distance. but one of the headlines as you might be able to see is the ash that is beginning to rain down on vacaville. we know some buildings have also caught fire at this point. if you stick with the live pictures, you are actually seeing one of the trucks begin to roll in right now. but i did want to take you to some of the video so you can a sense of how treacherous these flames were at one point. i believe that you are seeing a piece of video right now of one of the flames actually getting very, ry, very to a building. cuarhow trtsastri structus dam that is at play. and the name of the game right now is getting people up and out of their homes as quicklyuaon o for several areas throughout vacaville right now. chp here and again the reverse 911 calls happening to try to

get those folks up and o of their homes. julian fluff glover, abc 7 news. an owner of a historic winery thanking firefighters for saving it. >> it is a miracle, it is just kiln dried red wood, to think that it could survive this kind of fire when everything else is total destruction. >> phil says that cal fire crews and his cousins with water hoses stopped the flames. and look atow h close and also lnu lightning complex is the 13-4 fire and this forced evacuations in northwest sonoma county and it is building near the austin creek state recreation area. and amy hollyfield is live in

santa rosa with the very latest on that. >> reporter: yeah, the evacuations here are mandatory. ev nneyoout,dsee these evacuation orders came down last night. they are encouraging everyone call and check in on their neighbors and friends and make sure that they got out. and also because of the wildfire, monte rio, montgomery use d thscville have cance tho is safe. the evacuation area is in northwest sonoma county. and the fire is bngt healdsburg near the austin state recreation fire. at one point it was called the

austin fire and now they are lumping is into the lnu. >> and residents that are in th have heeded to the warnings a a. we need those individuals evacuated and out of the area so our firefighters can move in and and not worry about oncoming c. >> reporter: cal fire sayfistr -413 least ned at f 500 acres and they do not have any containment on this one. reporting live from santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amyo the lightning complexth ye also includes this fire, which is the gamble fire near lake berryessa. this video shows flames scorching hillsides right along the lake. it started monday on b

brooks. cal fire says at least 10,000nde is no containment on this either. residents the surrounding area started to get their brokee they had it leave. >> the fire is just basically going up and we're waiting here to see if it will jump the bridge. oic casot>> be aenn released but residen lightnin mgav haye fire are. fwloo a . and new evacuations are under way on the peninsula. cal fire grouped together the wildfires in san mateo and santa cruz counties. they are both under evacuation orders and warnings. and this fire has dramatically jumped in size. the czu august lightning complex fire burned at least 7500 acres and injured at least two people and is threatening at least 1200 structures.

it started early sunday morning and residents are furious that air support didn't come out until yesterday. >> it is cal fire's job to manage the fires in california. >>. >> this could saved. it is shameful for know that the leadership and management was so poor. >> we're the sixth largest economy on the planet. come on. >> maefrn sny say they didn't r how big the fire had grown. >>oksm> d ane aas across the bay area and roersof that is impacting the air quality. and you can see the worst is currently along the peninsula near the la honda fire. the numbers show that it is nearly the worst air quality in the world at this moment. and here is a francisco, a spare the air alert is in effect and mike is tracking the smoke and fire

conditions. so we want to check in with you for the very latest. >> yeah, the unhealthy air is spreading across both the south bay and also the north bay. the red is starting to encroach more upon napa. and you can see down in the south bay, we have places like san mateo, redwood city all the way down to sunnyville and down toward gilroy, the air is unhealthy for all of us there. our colleagues have talked about even tasting the smoke at times becae it is so thick. and it is remain that way all throughout the day today. upea n r tfire, it is not quite as hot it was yesterday because of the seabreeze. but mid to upper 90s. and look at the done sitat the e

seabreeze coming back, the winds will pick up, they will bring slightly cooler conditions, but they will also bring the wind which is the most dangerous. and let's talk temperatures for those of us heading out, mid to upper 60s along the east bay 7 orinda and the hills. and even some 80s still in antioch and brentwood. but 56 in pacifica. and here is the way the day ships out. it is spare the a a it llbe ext. there is no way they can't with these fires not contained and burning the way they are. so at the coast, 67 to 72 around the bay. and at noon, 85 to 96. but look at that local seabre e atbreeze, so keeping it at 66

4:00. and sure, makes for a gorgeous sunrise and sunset a the reason you are seeing those is rather not have the smokd e, but it is out there and it will get worse. jobina, understand it is within a quarter mile of the interstate? did i see you mention that? >> yes. >> yes. that this is pretty close to where julian glover is. so i'm going right to that area first. there is a mandatory evacuation order in place for pleasants valley road and all connecting streets and roads. so this will be a very active area. the fire is now about a quarter of a mile away from the freeway. you can see there in vacaville

where the freeway intersects, 80 and 505 meeting right there. there are some discussion about doing a closure of that connecter ramp, but epe wople ot is not the priority at the moment. safety so a this areaidvo if you are not already over there. and let's go to napa and helena, eastbound and westbound 128 between silverado trail and monticello road isompletely shut down. you can c see the purple line er in the santa cruz mountains, rebesulotwee on 236 and skyline boulevard. and we also have a full closure of 236 between highway 9 and jamison creek. and you can see the slowdown there is because people are running right into 236 and you cannot turn down that road. so be aware of all those closures and be

and another flex alert is in effect today from 3:00 to p.m. and we spoke with aoman on the santa cruz mountains who says that she lost her power during the thunderstorm on saturday. she is getting some power from a generator, but she says she got no notice and first she heard from pg&e was yesterday in a text that says the power would likely be back on today. >> i have a house full of kids, we're all stuck together and i have ages ranging from 17 to 1. and sweaty children and unhappy children. i live andld oor wthe worthld i can't keep ouron. at?s that generators and propane are pretty hard to find now in her area. whether you're dealing with power outages, the heat, maybe wild fires, abc 7 news has

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. our breaking news, wildfires spreading toward vacaville. you can see from this video som. and this is because of the lnu rapidlyernight. evacuations have been ordered west of blue ridge road to interstate 505 and north of pl being told that they need leav andhe firo t is getting close o 880. and we'll keep tracking this. mike has been tellingth c uondi were mentioning how widespread

the smoke is. the snemoke actually woke me up and i'm in san francisco. and a lot of people in the bay seeing nd th we were so excited for tomorrow morning and for friday morning because the temperatures weal bk g int fngoo t the 50s a we0s 6nd could open our windows, get some fresh air. but it is not fresh. that is the problem. as you mentioned, you can smell it, some areas that you can tast it. andth greatest concentration of smoke. and it is showing you just to the south and east of most of north and east, so those are the prevailing winds. and they will pick up a little bit as we head throughout the day and try to push it into the central valley. unfortunately, if you are heading in to the san joaquin tgreatest amount of smoke is. pand look at the temperatures, t

will still be extremely hot today. so if you are running that air conditioner overtime to filter your air coming into the house, remember those rolling power outages, we want to try to stay away from those. and let's talk about the heat ally qui.ck hourly temperatures today from 90 in sunnyville to 100s in morgan nd a you head up the peninsula, we start in the 90s andp dro to the 80s. mid to upper 70s in downtown and south san francisco. north bay coast could be the most comfortable temperature-wise, upper 60s there. but look at the mid-90s to near 100 in your valleys with that dangerous air quality. 80 at richmond, 83 at oakland, and in the east bay, we have sa to 92 in brentwood. comfortable temperatures will be tonight.

we have 50s along the coast into san francisco, up into the north bay, 60s elsewhere. and then we've got barely some 70s out around antioch. i want to show you if you are just joining us, we showed the radar at the top of the 6:00 hour justn idea of how much fine particulate or soot is in the air. and you can see right around the two biggest fires, that is where we're finding the greatest radar returns and so you have to be careful with the air quality. and we're seeing the south bay, east bay with poor air quality right now. nty t and solano counties, covered with poor air quality. and that is also including the peninsula if i didn't mention that, i apologize. all today, it will be extended until these wildfires are put out. so get ready for until healthy airoupl t t nhe weex do get a little bit of a hean tmd friday, but we'll flirh 100s this weekend. 80s around the bay, 60s at the

coast. keeping an eye on sunday and monday, watching hurricane genevieve and a light chance of thunderstorms that we'll talk about when question come back. let's talk more about what is there.n with the commute. it is getting busy, yes. good morning, everyone. t tntwaarsto becauss te at spot this morning. and you heard me say that the chp was indicating that the fire was about a quarter of a mile freayawewaym r fight where 80 and 505 intersects. so gae too to can see the area. and they are also advisingt dha visibility of the fire has increased. so they the air relief tre in a0 minu thato

evacuation orders are in effect for everyone on pleasants valley road and the connecting streets and read ways wa so avoid the and eastbound and westbou between silvad rer hid de ai monticello, that is closed. and also if you would closure o skyline boulevard. and also full closure 236 between highway 9 and jamison creek.

date onhe t hurricane that is around cabo san lucas, 160 miles away. so there will be some damage and some rough surf there. i'm more concerned of what it will eventually come for us. here is a look at future radar. as we saw last weekend, medium range models don't do a great job with elevated convection. and thunderstorms that develop

in the mdl parts of the atmosphere unlike thunderstorms that you are used to seeing in the midwest and south and east in the lower partsuf see the cl over us sunday night into monday. and it is that cloud deck that could produce once again as we head through monday morning would be our best chance for osth thunderstorms. so bewe'll keep an eye and we're expecting to get more information about the firefightats ler what cal fire o say about the conditions within the last hour. what you can tell us about the re so far? >> so the fire has been burning pre-active through the evening. and burning and activity that triggered that 2:30 warning or actually mandatory evacuation

including the wooden valley cross road to the county line. >> and so right now, where are we as far as containment and just the size? >> we're still zero containment. the update will come in at 7:00 today. but other than that, yeah, the burning has been active and triggered the evacuation orders. >> and what is the biggest challenge in fighting this fire at this point? >> so it has been ongoing for the last couple days on this fire. the terrain, the location, where it is burning at. wed then of course with the r heatth w days, that will ,e see ther in this firefig. the fire has caused. you have ton tha ot heat les when it comes to the damage the fire has caused and have people been injured or what do we know about that? >> there has been some structures damaged or destroyed.

no report of injuries on this fire which i tst,yer v yeah, th evacuations, mandatory evacuations, where do we stand on that, what is the very latest on the number of people who have been asked to leave their homes an anticipate more i don't have number on that. so waiting for those to come in on how many residents are impacted by the new order. >> and what has been set up for people who have been asked to evacuate their homes, where are they supposed to go to get help? in napa.vacuation crenmmity cx n is the plan for today? i know that you are waiting for the update at 7:00, but what is happening in the hours until then in. >> of course a lot of planning and preparing for the fire

activity te'll wait for that update. we expect to get a lot of information en. but coming up, we're checking in with covering these fires. an this from the hennessey burning overnight forcing inflmati in ur esymptoms ght be to ame.g back,

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people on pleasants valley road are being told to leave and we know the fire is getting close to interstate 80. these images horrifying from overnight as people had to get out with whatever theyodng aust and is evacuations near the santa cruz mountains. santa cruz county fair grounds ispe for shelter. and let's take a look and show you what is going on in the santa cruz mountains. thankfully thekaum calmed down a little bit, but they are pushing the smoke into the peninsula and south bay where we have unhealthy air f everybody.

temperature there will climb into the 90s and humidity will drop into the teens. and the winds around fairfield and vacaville, they will calm down for an hour or two later this morning and then they ramp up to nearly 19 miles per hour with gusts higher. are ese environmental winds. own weatherates its and that does include wind. the wind will be faster andtha n more. let's take a look at the temperature, now this is up around st. helena where we have the other part of the fire and you can see mid to upper 90 but around vacaville ands. fairfield, temperatures wile b around 100 the next several days. laok at how muchte maarttcuer ttihe fires are putt out. and that is why it is is unhealthy, the air will be today for a lot of us. and we not only have that to deal with, but we have day seven

of excessive heat. the coast, san francisco, the bay shore, 70s and 80s for you. the rest of us in the red 90s and 100s. so unhealthy air and unhealthy heat. we've got them both today. good morning, everyone. this is all impacting our commuters as well. i want to very quickly get to a look at vacaville because that is continuing to be our hot spot this morning. you can see i have aset encases this forleasantsnein streets an roads. at last check, around the fire was about a quarter of a mile away from the freeway. and then around 5:15, they requested some air relief in the area because they said the visibility of the flames had increased.

we have not received confirmation from the chp that air relief has arrived yet, but i want to let everyone know what is happening and in the north bay here, 128 between silverado trail and monticello road is closed. there are so many fires burning right now, if can be hard to keep track of where they are. so here is a simple map showing you what we know right now. ou ysas burning in napa, sonoma, marin, contra costa, san mateo and santa cruz counties. more counties in the bay area n. evacuation centers have been opened in vacaville, and there are several listed on the screen. we should point out that large animals can be taken to the solano county fair grounds in vallejo, small animals can be dropped out at the animal shelter on claybank road. and wee covering forced eva

northwest sonoma c highou sy.choontl burning west . a am isy ll livhoe with the latest on that. >> reporter: and look at the huge orange glow from ts fire, it is burning west of us. we're inanta rosa looking west, we're on windsor road looking at this huge fire burning right now there in the hills. and the cal fire is saying that this one has the potalajtien t . really started picking up yesterday afternoon and that is why they issued the mandatory evacuations. we're looking at it burning west of healdsburg near the austin creek state recreation area. it is called the 13-4 fire, it f pires thaartt they are all lumping together as the lnu lightning complex fires. the evacuation area is in the northwest partty of ecu ion order is mandatory, cal fire says that

this is a dangerous situation. >> we do have a number of areas relatively ruralnd a remote, but the 13-4 fire continues to move to the east and southeast, so it will start to move into more populated areas. >> reporter: cal fire says the 500 acres and we expect that number to be updated later this morning. and as of last night, they did not have any containment. they are encouraging people in the area to check on friends, family, relatives, neighbors, make sure that they the feas and that got they got out. is raging right now and they are keeping a close eye on it and want people out of the area. from santiaga rosa, amy hollyfi, abc 7 newss g w henssfire.

so this is from overnight, it began moving toward vacaville and that is what we're concerned being ordered to evacuate. this fire is part of the lnu lightning complex which has burned more than 32,000 acres and is 0%l ctinue to watch t this morning. let's see what mike has to say about the weather conditions and how that could help or hinder the firefighters today. the winds ath have aro calm bt, but they are blowing from southwest to is going to push flames everyone more toward vacaville. that is not vacaville, i was trying to update a different graphi the one for san mateo. so what you are seeing is a ramp

up in the environmental winds. so that will take some of the heat out of forecast theth e next couple days. temperatures will still 234rir9 with the mid and upper 90s but it will also add some humidity inhe air a temperatures back into the 60s which will help a little bit, but through the delta wvenehe s did pick up a little bit and that will be the case siquble lic temperatures developing, mid to u so definitely a dangerous situation for those folks and that is why we're seeing a rapid change in the weather going on because the winds will be a little erratic. in the will her levels they will be blowing one way and the upper levels they could be blowing the complete opposite way.

so ash could be falling in all different directions because the wints wis eswinde bll the next cepl d. so as far as the rest of us, it will be pretty comfortable along the coast. 72 at half moon bay to 76 in san francisco. low to mid-80s. mid-90s and 100s in the south bay. low to upper 90s in the north bay and look at those 100s in the east bay. and even where you will start to feel more comfortable conditions today, already hearing our colleagues take about smelling and tasting the smoke inif ac pc and oakland already. and it will just get worse.iosa francisco and oakland already. and it will just getorse. so faspare the air today. and we'll talk more about the xhurt and some

commute with jobina. good morning, everyone. so i spent l otime t aking about vacaville and the north bay and i don't want to neglect what is happening in the santa cruz mountains because we do have a lot of major closures there as well. so we'll start with the maps in that area for anyone impacted here. on looking at a full closure highway 9 between sk6yline boulevard. that is the first large closure that we're seeing here. and not far away, we have a full closure of 236 between highway 9 and sdwra mijamison creek. and there is a full closure along coastline of between 84rund county line. so you can see how far that stretches. that is due to the fire ian we't asl as everything that isel happening inavac v in napa and st. helena.

new evacuations have been issued in a series of lightning-caused wildfires burning on the peninsula and south. cal fire grouped together these wildfires and there are evacuation orders and warnings in both counties. and overnight the fire dramatically jumped in size. latest. >> reporter: glow of a fire that is still bning in the hills of ging in santa cruzin also county.rn >> it is unbelievable to see how fast moving this is. >> reporter: winds are not very strong, but this has not stopped the czu august lightning complex fire from burning at least 7500 opnd threatening 1200 structures. >> flames, fireballs, you know, against the dark sky and that was when i sai okay, i'm not comfortable with that. because it is only like two or three miles away.

>> reporter: that was monday evening. don and debra packed up the pets aptsd left. >> two dogs, one cat and four birds. >> reporter: and cal fire says that this fire started early sunday morning. residents are furious that air support didn't come until tuesday. >> you know what, it is cal fire's job to manage the fires in california, isn't it? >> this could heen bsaved.ave it is very shameful to know that the leadership and the management was so poor. >> we are the sixth largest any on the planet. come on. >> reporter: many didn't realize how big the fire had grown until they arrived home tevening. >> imoke ovehere. >> the stt bleit winds changed. >> reporter: and now a hope that the hundreds of firefighters will soon get the upper hand. >> still unworldly, you know. you'd never think that you would be in this sort of strange an rat>>epeoteor county, orange

hillsides, certainly concerning especially seeing that those winds have picke dcouple u of hours. there is a hope that they will die back down and firefighters will hopefully get the upper hand here in la honda. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. stick with abc 7 as we continue to track these wildfires. you can download our abc 7 news to get breaking updates and t l evacuation information on abc7news.c

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as a result people have been racing out of the area and just having to take whatever they have on them. julian glover is live in vacaville with what he is seeing now. >> reporter: good morning. f me wss,yeoue now on the other side of pleasant valley road. you can see this structure is fully engulfed in flames. some are doing a good bit of damage to this wooden fence, this tree and structure, pretty of the entire area h charred by the flames here this morning. one of two active structure fires that we've seen so far on pleasant valley e other one fla larger and shortly after we got it le, we er lialne rupture and the flames beginning to shoot up higher. this is what the fire crews are contending with this morning. that particular location, the wind leites

nse, weer the flames with are flying around, but again, you can see sucture here on pleasant valley road completely on fire. cars beginning to try to make their way down this road as they are trying to evacuate. wer ieeer w actively trying to get the folks out of the danger zone as the o te crept dangerouslyselo c we know right now advantage still police department engaged the reremembers 911 call to try to get the residents up and out to safety as quickly as possible. ad this is the reason why. when you see buildings like this, complete estates i might imagine completely engulfed in flames. hopefully everyone makes it out safely. we'll continue to try to bring you more live pictures of what we're seeing, but we can attest

to two structure fires here on pleasant valley road already this morning. another update soon. julian glover, abc 7 news. >> and thats w e morning hours where it is so hard to get out, alert your neighbors. >> and we've aal tked this a lot as this is becoming a 12 month exercise, whether having your earthquake bag or your fire kit there by the back door or the garage door or whatever door you will use to escape and get out as quickly as you can. this is becoming a year long thing for us. i mean, it is only august. we're just at the beginning of the heightened few months of our fire season and this is already

happening. we haven't even gotten into the diablo wind events yet in september and onktctober. and just brings me pause and hope that it doesn't get any worse. but the potential is there. i've pulled live doppler 7 up. you can see the particulate matter is pumping a lotok o at . napa, so solan areas reporting us. so you need to be careful. and this is one of the newer features and it is really picking up on the smoke i tndnh central valley. and it is because of the upper level winds. levels, some of thatvi sng nd lar ouof. that smoke moving away, b

loealoveler ls and northeast. the seabreeze will try to come re and bring us a little bit of li. temperatures around helena, upper 90s and. thest winds will be almost 20 miles per hour as we head the afternoon and evening hours. vacaville, mid-90s to 100 degrees the next 7 to 8 winds up blowingro fm northwest to southeast. so that will really increase the fire danger there. so 60s and 70s at 7:00. 60s and 70s at the coast. sndrom noon to 4:00 and still in the 80s at 7:00 on re thet e auweather let's get a look at the morning coe.utmm

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save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. to learn more, go to sleepnumber.com. back with the breaking news. this is in the advantage victim area as we continue to see structures burn. and julian glover was at the edge of a property that appeared to be engulfed, and that and tht one of two structures that he knows of in flames this morning. and now we r don'tht know how many buildings are on fire. it is too early to tell this fire really exploded overnight

and ase nau cumber dof evacuations and there is a list at abc7news.com and we'll ino o gets closer to are that are greatly vacaville on alert this morning as we continue to fire the hennessey fire and fires throughout the bay area. and we're expecting to get more information around 7:00. but here is what they had to sa last hour and a half. pretty active through the evening. and where the fire was burning and activity that triggered the 2:30 warning -- or actually mandatory evacuation order for the wooden valley road area. >> so right now, where are we as far as containment and the size?

>> so we're still at 0% containment. updates will come in at 7:00 a.m. today for size or containment. but other than that, yes, the fire triggered the evacuation orders. hat is the biggest challenge in fighting this w fi> at thinds point? >> it has been ongoing for the last couple days on this fire. the terrain, the location. where it is burning at. and then of course with the weather that we've been having the last couple days, it has been a big factor in this firefight. >> yeah, we see the damage the fire has caused. do you have the latest on that when it comes to the damage the fire has caused and have people been injured? >> so there has been some structures damaged or destroyed. no report of injuries, which is good.

o wh sndat itas yothe latest onr of people who have been asked to leaveithe mehor s an needed? number on that so i'm waiting for the update to come in on how many residents are impacted by the new order. >> what has been set up for people who have been asked to e supposed to go to get help. >> as of right now, the evacuation center is at the crosswalk community church in napa. 2590 first street in a,ap california. >> so what is the plan for today? i know that you are waiting for the update at 7:00, but what is happening right now in the hours until then in. >> so of course a lot of planning and preparing for the fire activity throhout the

>> why see i don't see a repeat of the thunderstorms, but i am mony moing.l ilstng dowahitc n handle the mid level thunderstorms. but you can see the clouds over top of us sunday night into monday rning.mo santa cruz mchbtss have t santa cruz mountains have the best returns. and today is day seven of heat. and coming up next, we're staying on top of this breaking news, severalrowing in the bay area right evacuatin both solano and santa cruz unom lkinabouti hennessey fire and this is what we've been watchingergh ruesng in flames. people needing to get out of this fire zoness a leib whatever they can in the minutes that they have.

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being taken to get out. and evacuationenters have been open. large animals can be taken to l alan b dedro shelter on nds. claybank road. . and we're tracking another fire in the lnu lightning complex. the 13-4 fire is burning in sonoma county near the austin creek state recreation area. and to a whole d area onifrefe fintre, new evacuations issued santa cruz county this morning, the evacuation zone now include from felton empire north and all of pine flat road are being told to leave. there is a chance as you are waking up this morning that you can see where the fires are burning. the glow