The dismal Cal Fire report sounds like a bad dream or broken record, with containment percentages of the major blazes remaining in the single digits.

California Statewide Fire Summary
Cal Fire
Thursday, October 12, 2017
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Fire conditions remained active overnight as over 8,000 firefighters braced for gusty North winds as they battle 21 wildfires that have burned 191,437 acres. Red Flag Warnings for gusty winds and low humidity remain in effect across the fire area and much of Northern California. These winds will continue to challenge firefighters in their efforts towards containment and will increase the risk for new fires. With high fire danger across California yesterday, a new large wildfire broke out in Fresno County. The death toll has risen to 23 across 4 fires as estimates remain that 3,500 homes and other structures were destroyed. Hundreds of additional fire engines and firefighters have been requested from other states, not only to help relieve crews on the frontlines, but to be ready for the possibility of new wildfires that may ignite during the Red Flag Warnings.

Fires of Interest:
**CAL FIRE Incidents**
SOUTHERN LNU COMPLEX (6 fires)
CAL FIRE Incident Management Team assigned

Atlas Fire, Napa & Solano Counties
South of Lake Berryessa and northeast of Napa
43,762 acres, 3% contained
Significant structures destroyed

Partrick Fire, Napa County
west of Napa
10,817 acres, 2% contained

Nuns / Norrbom Fire, Sonoma County
north of Glen Ellen and east of Boyes Hot Springs
14,698 acres, 3% contained
The Nuns Fire and Norrbom Fire have merged

Adobe Fire, Sonoma County
Near Kenwood
7,955 acres, 1% contained

MENDOCINO-LAKE COMPLEX (2 fires)
CAL FIRE Incident Management Team assigned
Redwood Valley, Mendocino County
North of Hwy 20 in Potter Valley and Redwood Valley
32,100 acres, 5% contained
Significant structures destroyed

WIND COMPLEX (4 fires)
CAL FIRE Incident Management Team assigned
Cascade Fire, Yuba County
Loma Rica area
10,171 acres, 45% contained
Significant structure destroyed