Hay Fire in Solano County remains at 70% containment
Update: Hay Fire in Solano County remains at 70% containment as of Friday evening
Hay Fire initially started today at 1:03 p.m. in Solano County. It has burned 869 acres after being active for five hours. As of Friday evening, the fire crew succeeded in containing 70% of this fire. The cause is, however, still being investigated.
A vegetation fire that started near Vacaville east of Interstate 80 on Friday has burned hundreds of acres so far, according ...
About 10 miles from the Hay Fire, the high winds forced PG&E to shut down power lines to thousands of people in Vacaville.
A wildfire that has burned hundreds of acres northeast of Vacaville is now 70% contained, though strong winds were forecasted ...
Vacaville Reporter on MSN21h
Wind-whipped Hay Fire erupts in east rural Vacaville, burns 800 acresStrong winds and dry conditions are expected to increase the risk of wildfire in parts of Northern California tonight and ...
The National Weather Service’s red flag warning, in effect since Thursday, is set to be lifted Saturday at 5 p.m. but experts ...
According to the Vacaville Fire District, it started just before 1 p.m. along the 6200 block of Hay Road, just east of the ...
Firefighters are currently battling a vegetation fire that broke out Friday on the 6200 block of Hay Road in Dixon, 30 miles east of Vacaville.
WHTM Harrisburg on MSN3d
Crews battle hay bale fire in Lebanon CountyMultiple fire crews are on the scene of a hay bale fire in Lebanon County on Wednesday. According to Bellegrove Fire Company ...
The fire was reported around 9:50 a.m. in the 600 block of South Lingle Avenue, according to emergency dispatchers.
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