SCU LIGHTNING COMPLEX FIRE
The SCU Lightning Complex started on Aug. 16 with multiple fires within the complex. These fires have since merged into two major fires and are broken into three zones: Canyon, Calaveras and Deer.
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COUNTIES:
- Canyon (Stanislaus/San Joaquin/Merced Counties)
- Calaveras (Alameda/Santa Clara /Stanislaus Counties)
- Deer (Contra Costa County).
ACRES BURNED: 376,471 (Aug. 29)
CONTAINMENT: 45 percent (Aug. 29)
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EVACUATION ORDERS: Cal Fire Incident – Evacuations and Road Closures
EVACUATION MAP: Orders, Warnings, Re-Entry
EVACUATION SHELTERS: Map and Information
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- LNU Lightning Complex: ‘Not Done With This By A Long Shot’; Hennessey Fire Remains Top Focus
- SCU Lightning Complex: Wildfire Grows To More Than 370,000 Acres, Burn Operation Planned
- CZU Lightning Complex: ‘Duff’ Fueled Blaze Jumps Fire Line; Pipe Bomb Discovered Near Boulder Creek County Club
- Suspect In Firefighter’s Wallet Theft At CZU Complex Arrested In Santa Cruz County
- LNU Lightning Complex: ‘Trying To Pick A Battle To Win Every Day’; Fire Advances In Yolo County; Vacaville Fire Victims Identified
- River Fire, Carmel Fire Evacuees In Monterey County Get OK To Return Home
- SCU Lightning Complex: ‘Fire To Fight Fire’ In Henry Coe State Park; Gusty Winds, Low Humidity Challenge Crews
- CZU Lightning Complex: Neighbors With Hoses Fight Fires as Crews Urge Them to Stop
- SCU Lightning Complex: Containment To 35 Percent; Firefighters Challenged By Gusty Winds, Low Humidity; 37 Structures Destroyed
- LNU Lightning Complex: Vacaville Fire Victims Identified; Total Devastation In Spanish Flat Mobile Villa
- CZU Lightning Complex: Burn Zone Grows To 81,333 Acres; At Least 635 Structures Burned In Santa Cruz County; 2 Remain Missing
- Favorable Weather Helps Firefighters Battle SCU Complex Fires
- LNU Lightning Complex: Focus Moves To Hennessey, Walbridge Fires; Evacuees Returning; National Guard Arriving
