Kim Zuch
The Daily Cuppa
Published in
Jul 21, 2021
Photo by Malachi Brooks on Unsplash

Lightning started a small forest fire in Northern California on July 4. The Forest Service watched it, letting it burn. It wasn’t a threat to nearby communities. Resources were already thin, so larger fires took priority.

It burned quietly for two weeks. Around July 16, it blew up overnight, becoming a wildfire. They have now evacuated several communities.

Current Situation:

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Kim Zuch
The Daily Cuppa

I write about nature, birdwatching, the outdoors, and conservation issues. I like to share pictures and sometimes my dogs show up. Twitter: @kimclawson2