Over the past few weeks, our firefighters have been hard at work responding to increased wildfire activity across California. As conditions remain dry, critical fire weather continues to challenge our state. 🚩 RED FLAG WARNINGS THIS WEEKEND: A Red Flag Warning has been issued for parts of Northern California starting this weekend due to gusty winds and low relative humidity—conditions that can cause fires to start easily and spread rapidly. 🚒In response to these weather events, CAL FIRE has actively: • Increased staffing with additional crews across Northern California. • Resources from Southern California are available to mobilize to Northern California when requested. Avoid any activities that involve open flames, outdoor burning, or equipment that could throw sparks. Be Ready: Review your evacuation plan and ensure your emergency supply kit is ready to go. One less spark means one less wildfire. Stay safe, California. For current fire information, visit #CALFIRE# #RedFlagWarning# #FireWeather#

🔥 CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER. A Red Flag Warning is in effect from 11 AM – 8 PM Wednesday for portions of Modoc County, with a Fire Weather Watch in effect Thursday. Forecast conditions include humidity as low as 10–15% and strong, gusty winds with gusts up to 30 mph. These conditions can allow fires to start easily and spread rapidly. ⚠️ REMINDER: Red Flag Warnings remain in effect in parts of Southern California as well. Remember to use extra caution with anything that could spark a wildfire. Check local fire restrictions, avoid activities that could ignite dry vegetation, and make sure you are prepared to act if conditions change. 📲 Sign up for local emergency alerts and monitor official sources for the latest information. 🔥 Learn more about wildfire preparedness at #RedFlagWarning# #CAwx# #FireWeather# #CALFIRE# @CALFIRELMU

🚩 RED FLAG WARNING! 🚩 Fire weather conditions will be elevated across portions of Southern California this week. A Red Flag Warning is in effect from 10 AM Tuesday through 3 PM Friday for portions of Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo counties. Extreme heat, low humidity, unstable conditions, and locally gusty winds are expected. Together, these conditions can contribute to rapid fire spread and extreme fire behavior if a spark ignites. One less spark can make a difference. Avoid activities that could start a wildfire, stay fire aware, and know the conditions in your area. Monitor local alerts and be ready to act if a wildfire starts. Learn more at #RedFlagWarning# #FireWeather# #WildfireSafety# #CALFIRE# #CAwx# @CALFIRE_SLO @SBCFireInfo @VCFD @LaCoFDPIO

🚩 RED FLAG WARNING. 🚩 A Red Flag Warning is in effect today from 11 AM to 8 PM for portions of Siskiyou County due to strong, gusty winds and low humidity. Hot, dry conditions combined with gusty winds are creating critical fire weather conditions and increasing the potential for rapid fire spread. Avoid ALL activities that could spark a wildfire and stay alert to changing conditions in your area. #RedFlagWarning# #FireWeather# #SiskiyouCounty# #WildfireSafety# @CALFIRESKU

🚩 RED FLAG WARNING 🚩 A Red Flag Warning is in effect Thursday from 5 AM to 9 PM for portions of the Sierra Nevada, including areas of El Dorado, Amador, Northern Alpine, Calaveras, Tuolumne, and Southern Alpine counties above 5,000 feet, including the Highway 50 corridor. A Fire Weather Watch is also in effect from late tonight through Thursday evening for the Sierra Nevada of El Dorado and Amador counties, including Highway 50. Stay alert and avoid activities all that could create a spark. If a wildfire starts near you, be ready to evacuate when directed. #RedFlagWarning# #CALFIRE# #WildfirePreparedness# #FireWeatherWatch# #CAwx#

As elevated fire weather conditions are forecast, Cal OES has prepositioned additional firefighting resources in Sierra and Plumas counties to support local response and strengthen statewide preparedness. For more information, visit

🚩 A Red Flag Warning remains in effect for portions of Northern California through 5 p.m. today. Gusty winds and low humidity are creating critical fire weather conditions across portions of the Sacramento Valley and adjacent foothills. Any fire that starts could spread rapidly. During periods of elevated fire danger: 🔥 Avoid activities that could create a spark. 🚗 Never park or drive over dry grass. ⛓️Secure trailer chains so they don’t drag on the roadway. 🏠 Take time to clear leaves, needles and other combustible material from around your home. 📱 Report new fire starts and be prepared if wildfire threatens your community. Stay aware of changing conditions at

🚩 RED FLAG WARNING 🚩 A Red Flag Warning has been issued for areas of Northern California and the Western Sierras. Gusty winds and low humidity will create critical fire weather conditions, meaning a fire that starts could spread rapidly. During periods of elevated fire danger: ➡️ Avoid activities that could create a spark. ➡️ Never park or drive over dry grass. ➡️ Secure trailer chains so they don’t drag on the roadway. ➡️ If you live in an affected area, clear flammable material from around your home and make sure you are ready to evacuate if needed. ➡️ Report new fire starts immediately by calling 911. ➡️ Stay aware of changing conditions and local emergency alerts. See current Red Flag Warnings and active incidents at

Not every wildfire becomes a headline. In fact, most don’t. Hundreds of wildfires can start across California in a single week, especially during critical fire weather. CAL FIRE and our partner agencies are constantly monitoring fire activity across the state and responding when fires are reported. The fires you don’t hear about are often the ones we worked quickly to keep small. 🔥 #CriticalFireWeather# #CAwx# #Wildfires# #California# #CALFIRE#

🚩 RED FLAG WARNING 🚩 The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for portions of Siskiyou County due to strong, gusty winds and low relative humidity, creating critical fire weather conditions. 🕐 FRIDAY, 1 PM – 8 PM: Western Klamath National Forest, including the Shasta and Scott Valleys. 🕐 FRIDAY, 1 PM – SATURDAY, 9 PM: Eastern Siskiyou County, including areas around the Klamath, Shasta, and Modoc National Forests. Help prevent wildfires: 🔥 Secure trailer safety chains. 🔥 Never park on dry grass. 🔥 Follow all local fire restrictions. One less spark means one less wildfire. Stay informed and be prepared. #ReadyForWildfire# #CAwx# #RedFlagWarning# #CriticalFireWeather# @CALFIRELMU @CALFIRESKU