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A high-wind warning was issued by the National Weather Service through 9 p.m. Monday, with a forecast of southwest winds of 25 to 35 mph and gusts up to 65 mph.
From The Mercury News
Strong winds on Monday drove an out-of-control wildfire through a remote area of eastern California, prompting evacuations for hundreds of homes.
From SFGate

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Map: Silver Fire evacuation near Bishop
The wildfire — which some agencies called the Laws Fire — was reported Sunday afternoon near the highway bridge over the Owens River.
Silver Fire map, tracker and evacuation updates: Blaze grows to 1,000 acres near Bishop, California
Silver Fire near Bishop, California, has prompted evacuations in Inyo and Mono Counties and closed parts of U.S. Highway 6.
Map: Silver Fire in Inyo County
VIIRS/MODIS satellite hotspot data is updated daily in the morning with the red dots indicating which direction the fire is moving. The color of the dots shows how recent the data is (red is today, orange yesterday, yellow two days old). Perimeter data is updated by Cal Fire twice daily.
Evacuations ordered as winds pose challenges for firefighters battling California blaze
Strong winds on Monday drove an out-of-control wildfire through a remote area of eastern California, prompting evacuations for hundreds of homes. The Silver Fire erupted Sunday afternoon along Route 6 in Inyo County,
Update: Silver Fire burns 1,250 acres in Inyo County since March 30
Silver Fire initially started 2:11 p.m. March 30 in Inyo County. Since its discovery 21 hours ago, it has burned 1,250 acres. At present, there are no details on the containment of the fire. The Silver Fire continues to burn actively in Inyo County,
Update: Silver Fire burns 1,000 acres in Inyo County
Silver Fire initially started today at 2:11 p.m. in Inyo County. Since its discovery eight hours ago, it has burned 1,000 acres. At present, there are no details on the containment of the fire. As of Sunday evening,
NBC Los Angeles on MSN7d
Cal Fire has fire hazard maps. See where your home falls in new classifications
The new fire hazard severity zone map shows which California neighborhoods are considered “very high” zones. Conan Nolan reports for the NBC4 News on Monday, March 24, 2025. The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection has updated its classification of areas that are more at risk of being affected by wildfires.
Cal Fire releases Southern California fire maps showing which areas are under a higher threat
More than 800,000 acres of land across these SoCal counties have been classified under the highest fire hazard severity zone level.
California officials release new fire hazard map: Check your neighborhood
Two months after deadly wildfires razed thousands of homes in the Los Angeles area, Cal Fire has released a new map showing fire hazard severity zones for the entire state. The maps were developed
Here’s how many acres most of Southern California’s cities changed on Cal Fire’s risk map
Some cities had fewer acres in the very high risk designation, but most of the region had more high risk acreage.
Map Shows New Fire Hazard Zones in LA, Southern California
More than 3.5 million additional acres across Southern California, including Los Angeles County, have been designated as fire hazard zones under updated maps released on Monday by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire).
Southern California fire danger zones increase 76% in new maps
Cities with first-time fire zone designations include Santa Monica, La Cañada-Flintridge, South Pasadena, Alhambra, Huntington Beach, Laguna Hills, Chino Hills and Rancho Cucamonga.
New fire maps put nearly 4 million Californians in hazardous zones. What does that mean for them?
New bursts of yellow dot the hills of Mendocino County. Smears of burnt orange now span the aqueduct near Bakersfield.
New fire maps increase hazard zones in L.A. and Southern California by 3.5 million acres
Cal Fire's new maps for Southern California added 3.5 million acres into fire-hazard zones, increasing the acreage in the highest hazard zone by 26%.
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