Los Padres NFS issued new Evacuation Warnings for the Gifford Fire. Zones SLC193/SLC194/SLC221/SLC238/SLC258/SLC293/SLC294/SLC295/LPF007/LPF008 be ready to leave if ordered. This includes S & E of Santa Margarita Rsvr/N, S, & W of Lopez Lake/E/of Orcutt. ReadySLO.org/WEA

#GiffordFire is also making a decent run right now as shown below.

Pictured I took on the #CanyonFire. Was helping a firend evacuate up in Hasley Canyon.

#PanocheFire the fire is 25-30 acres in grass, oak woodland & brush with a moderate rate of spread. 1 LAT has been requested by Air Attack.

#CanyonFire structures being impacted per radio traffic. A bit of a northern wind shift in some areas around the area.

#PanocheFire the fire is 75 acres in brush with potential for 500 acres, 1 structure will be immediately threatened soon. 1 additional LAT and 2 additional dozers requested.

#CanyonFire the plume is starting to stand up now, activity starting to pick up more again as seen in the cameras.

#CanyonFire the fire is now 1,500 acres per radio traffic

Wow.

#CanyonFire the fire has jumped over the north side of Hasley Canyon Road per radio traffic.

#CanyonFire the size of the slopover is approximately 50 acres. The fire is heading towards Gilmore/Gillmore Street, per radio traffic.

#PanocheFire the fire is now 200 acres with potential for 500-1,000 acres w/ moderate rate of spread w/ short range spotting. Structure threat mitigated.

#GiffordFire beginning to move into the Garcia Wilderness which does not have much, if any, recent fire history. So, there's likely plenty of "fuel" for the fire on the NW flank.

#CanyonFire the fire has been mapped at 4,856 acres.

#BerryFire Lake Berryessa area, 40-50 acres w potential for 200 acres and moderate rate of spread. 3 additional engines, 3 additional water tenders, 1 additional dozers & 2 additional air tankers, 1 addtl copter.

#GiffordFire is now 101,933 acres, making it the first fire in California of 2025 to burn over 100,000 acres and the third in the USA of the year.

#BerryFire 55 acres, holding in retardant lines.

Two new vegetation fires have started in Camp Pendleton, the #MesaFire is approximately 50 acres and growing. A second fire, shown in the image below, is 3 acres and driven by wind with no homes threatened.