Californians and concerned loved ones can now get near-real-time updates on wildfire incidents through CAL FIRE’s newly upgraded incident map, available at fire.ca.gov. The incident map now offers rapid updates on wildfire acreage and containment, incident maps, evacuation information, and aircraft flight paths. Stay up-to-date like never before. Video created by CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department | CAL FIRE

15K views · 97 reactions | Stay safe and prepared by using the CAL FIRE incident map during wildfires. The map shows where the fires are located, acres burned, containment efforts, air resources, and additional information on any evacuation warnings or orders. Visit fire.ca.gov for more information and learn how you can be #ReadyforWildfire. | CAL FIRE | Facebook

16 reactions | Get the latest on CAL FIRE’s efforts to control multiple active wildfires in this edition of the CAL FIRE report. We also share new details on CAL FIRE's upgraded night flying capabilities and tips to help you survive this heatwave. For the latest on current incidents visit: fire.ca.gov #CALFIREReport #Cawx | CAL FIRE | Facebook

Hot, dry, and windy conditions along with lightning strikes have sparked the TCU September Lightning Complex Fire, and CAL FIRE crews are fully engaged in the response. The fire has burned 13,790 acres and is 15% contained. Engines, dozers, hand crews, helicopters, and airtankers are all working together to slow the fire, reinforce containment lines, and protect communities in the area. CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 6 is coordinating this large-scale response. A Damage Assessment Team is in