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California Fire Map: Fires Near Me Right Now [July 27] | Heavy.com

Fires continue to grow in California during the dry, hot summer months.

On July 27, the Cranston fire is one of the largest problems, forcing thousands to evacuate, but other fires like the Carr Fire and the Ferguson Fire are also issues.

Read on to learn all the details about the current fires in California as of July 27, with maps of the larger fires around the state, their current containment levels, and where they are located.

News is constantly changing, so call your local officials if you are concerned about evacuations near you.

General Map of California Fires.

This map below is an interactive map of some of the bigger fires in California on July 26, provided by CAL FIRE and Google.

Fires in red are active and fires in black are contained.

Read the next section for details about the fires listed on the map.

List of Active Fires in California as of July 27.

Here are the active fires and updates about them, per CAL FIRE.

Most of these are in alphabetical order, but newer fires not yet listed on the CAL FIRE map may be included in a separate section at the end.

Balch Fire.

This fire is off Balch Park Road and Yokohl Drive, northeast of Porterville in Tulare County.

It's 40 acres. Carr Fire.

You can track the Carr fire with this interactive map from Google above, which includes road closures, evacuation centers, and more:.

This fire is off Highway 299 and Carr Powerhouse Road in Whiskeytown (Shasta County.) It's now 44,450 acres (up from 20,000 acres on Thursday) and 3 percent contained.

Sixty-five structures have been destroyed and 55 are damaged.

The fire was caused by a vehicle's mechanical failure.

The following evacuation orders are in place, according to CAL FIRE:.

Community of French Gulch SR 299 west of Trinity Mountain Rd to the base of Buckhorn Summit Whiskey Creek Rd to include the boat launch/day use areas South along Swasey Dr from SR 299 to Placer Rd West along Placer Rd from Swasey Dr to Prospet Dr North from Prospect Dr to encompass Middle Park Ranch Land Area West of Overhill Dr and North of SR 299 North of SR 299 and West of Spinmaker Rd to the end of Harlan Dr Keswick Dam East to Counter Lane, North to Quartz Hill Rd North of Sacramento River to Keswick Dam Rd, West of Market Street and Lake Blvd to Keswick Dam North at Lake Blvd and Oasis Rd to Pine Grove Ave and Walker Mine Rd West of Cascade Rd/ I-5 Pine Grove Ave North on Lake Blvd to Shasta Dam Incorporating Summit City, North Belt Line and Flannigan Rd Intersection of Placer Rd and Buenaventura Blvd west to Thompson Lane Buenaventura Blvd from Placer Rd to Westside Rd Westside Rd to Keyon Drive incorporating Country Heights and West Redding neighborhood Buenaventura Blvd to SR 299 to Placer Rd Placer Road from Buenaventura Blvd to Cloverdale Rd Cloverdale Rd from Placer Rod to Clear Creek Rd Clear Creek Rd west from Cloverdale Rd to Honey Bee Rd Shasta Dam Visitor Center All of Shasta Dam Blvd All of Shasta Lake City.

Evacuation centers: .

CAL FIRE: "Residents located east of Trinity Mountain Road use evacuation center located at Shasta College 11555 Old Oregon Trail in Redding.

Residents located west of Trinity Mountain Road use evacuation center located at Weaverville Elementary School 31020 HWY 3 in Weaverville.".

Animal evacuation centers: .

 Large Animal – Redding Rodeo Grounds 715 Auditorium Drive Redding, Ca.

Small Animal – Haven Humane 9417 East Side Drive Redding, Ca.

Road closures:.

SR 299 at Buckhorn (Trinity/Shasta County Line) and SR 299 at JFk Drive (Whiskeytown) Trinity Mountain Rd at SR 299 and Whiskey Creek Rd at SR 299 SR 299 closed to eastbound traffic at Buckhorn Summit SR 299 closed to westbound traffic at Buenaventura Blvd.

This fire has been particularly devastating, with two firefighters killed while battling the fire.

Church Fire.

This fire is at Monterey Road and Church Avenue in San Martin, Santa Clara County.

It's 20 acres and 95 percent contained.

Cranston Fire.

This updated, interactive map on Google Maps above shows you the location of the Cranston Fire, the location of the evacuation centers, and the closed highways.

You can also see the location of the Ribbon Fire, which is near the Cranston Fire.

This map below, from Inciweb, is zoomed into the location of the Cranston fire.

If you click on the Cranston fire itself, you'll see details about the fire on the right side of the map.

(The location of the details might be different on mobile.).

This fire is off Highway 74 and Control Road.

Brandon McGlover was arrested and charged with starting this and four other fires in the area.

It's grown from 4,700 acres on Thursday to 11,500 acres and is 3 percent contained.

2,174 homes were evacuated and 3,200 people.

The following evacuations have been conducted by the Riverside Sheriff's station, according to Inciweb:.

Apple Canyon Area Cedar Glen Camp Scherman Girlscout Camp Fern Valley Garner Valley Hurkey Creek Area Idyllwild Lake Hemet Area Mountain Center Community Mt San Jacinto State Park Pine Cove.

An evacuation center is set up at Banning High School.

The following road closures are in place:.

HWY 74 from City of Hemet to Lake Hemet HWY 243 from Banning to intersection of 243 and HWY 74.

The following recreation closures are in place:.

San Jacinto State Park.

Desert View Trail Little Round Valley Campground Long Valley Trail Mountain Station Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Round Valley Campground Round Valley Trail San Jacinto Peak Trail Strawberry Junction Campground Tamarack Valley Campground Wellmans Divide Trail.

San Bernardino National Forest.

Black Mountain Group Campground Boulder Basin Campground Cedar Springs Trail 4EI7 Dark Canyon Campground Deer Springs Campground Deer Springs Trail to Suicide Rock 3E17 to 3E33 Devil's Slide Trail Ernie Maxwell Scenic Trail 3E07 Fern Basin Campground Fobes Trail 4E04 Fuller Ridge Humber Park Hurkey Creek Campground Lake Fulmor Day Use Area Lake Hemet Picnic Area Little Round Valley Campground Marion Mountain Campground Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) N of State Highway 74 San Jacinto Wilderness Seven Pines Trail 2E13 Skunk Cabbage Trail 3E42 South Ridge Trail 3E08 Spitler Peak Trail 3E22 Stone Creek Yellow Post Sites Strawberry Creek Tahquitz Peak Fire Lookout.

The following animal shelters are available, according to Inciweb:.

Large animals can be dropped off to Dysart Equestrian Park – 2101 W Victory Ave in Banning.

Small Animals can also be dropped off at Dysart Equestrian Park – 2101 W.

Victory Ave. in Banning.

Animal Services will transfer them to the San Jacinto Valley Animal Campus.

San Jacinto Valley Animal Campus at 581 S.

Grand in San Jacinto is accepting all animals, both domestic and large animals.

All animals (large and small) also accepted at San Jacinto Valley Animal Campus.

Coachella Valley Animal Campus located at 72050 Pet Land Place in Thousand Palms is open for small animals only.

There are several sources you can tune into for continuing updates about the Cranston fire.

San Bernardino NF Facebook San Bernardino NF Twitter Riverside Sheriff's station: Call 951-791-3400 with questions (or 911 if you're concerned about evacuations in your area) Inciweb's Cranston Fire webpage.

Here are photos of the fire:.

#CRANSTONFIRE burning across Highway 74 from Lake Hemet pic.

twitter.

Firefighters continue to hose down the areas around the burned homes on Deer Foot Lane in Idyllwild.

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Temperatures near or pass all-time records in Europe as another heat wave blasts the continent - Duration: 7:11.

by Ian Livingston July 27 at 2:47 PM Email the author Temperature difference from normal over Europe (in degrees Celsius) as analyzed by GFS model

(University of Maine Climate Reanalyzer) Dubbed "Furnace Friday" in London, Friday brought temperatures that threatened a run toward all-time highs across much of Europe

It's been an unusually hot summer for the continent, and this latest bout of extreme heat has ended up being the hottest in most locations

It's the longest heat wave in Europe since 1976, and although expectations for Friday's heat were tempered somewhat by widespread summertime storms in Britain, places in mainland Europe still baked

Over recent days and into Friday, numerous monthly records have fallen, as well as some all-time ones

☀️☀️UPDATE: Today's provisional top temperature looks set to be 34.7 C, recorded at Tibenham Airfield in Norfolk ☀️☀️ pic

twitter.com/wJkXOM3XZ6— Met Office (@metoffice) July 27, 2018 Among the notables, Amsterdam and Rotterdam in the Netherlands posted their hottest temperatures ever recorded Thursday, 94

6 and 97 degrees (34.8 and 36.1 Celsius), according to Etienne Kapikian, a meteorologist based in France

The highest temperature recorded in the Netherlands, 100.8 degrees (38.2 Celsius) in Arcen, tied the national record for July, Kapikian said

[Doubt the planet's summers are turning hotter? Look at these two maps.] London and many other cities also recorded their highest temperatures of the year over recent days

And about a three-hour drive north of Paris, the French border city of Lille recorded an all-time record high of at least 99

7 degrees (37.6 Celsius). That's hot anywhere it happens, let alone a place where the average high in July is about 73 degrees (23 Celsius)

According to Kapikian, that reading surpassed the mark of 97.8 degrees (36.6 Celsius) set during an epic heat wave in August 2003

Tomorrow's front page: Britain faces a future of baking summers every year for decades, experts warn pic

twitter.com/vYKaZ98fyY— The Sun (@TheSun) July 26, 2018 Paris itself sweltered through the hottest day of the year as readings rose to 97 degrees (36 Celsius)

If the heat wasn't enough, huge wildfires are burning across parts of Britain and in other regions

In Britain and Ireland, much-below-normal precipitation has been the norm of late — they are in the midst of their longest dry spell since 1961, writes meteorologist Mark Vogan, who forecasts for the region

This morning's weather map shows unusually strong upper-level high pressure ridging over Scandinavia

A storm system responsible for Friday's widespread thunderstorms in Britain is also seen

(weathermodels.com) It's not just lower-latitude Europe, either. In fact, it's largely the case that those farther north have seen the most extreme heat

As one example, Scandinavian countries are scorching. Temperatures there have already risen into the low-to-mid-90s (mid-30s Celsius)

Oslo has come close to its all-time record high Friday, with a number of other spots in the country reaching that mark

Like other bouts of heat, this one's intensity is at least partially linked to climate change

It also fits into an observed pattern of rising temperatures across Europe over recent decades

2018's barrage of heat, drought and fire was enough for Britain's Met Office to write about it, asking whether this is "the new normal

" Summer mean temperature anomalies over Europe from CRUTEM4 observations (black), climate model simulations from CMIP5 (red) and with only natural forcings (green)

(Met Office) Scientists who are part of the World Weather Attribution network, a group that seeks to quickly explain what climate change has to do with specific weather events, believe that the heat wave's nature fits into the expected pattern but that there are also many unresolved questions

In the northernmost locations of this heat wave, near the Arctic, it is truly extreme

"We estimate that the probability to have such a heat or higher is generally more than two times higher today than if human activities had not altered climate," the group's latest analysis concluded

[Climate change is supercharging a hot and dangerous summer] While a storm system moving through Friday is expected to cool parts of the region back toward what might be expected at this time of year and deliver much-needed rain, the pattern suggests more very hot weather ahead

Too far ahead to be certain but the latest GFS model is going for some serious heat early August

Current #UK record is 38.5 Celsius 10th August 2003 in Faversham (Kent) pic.twitter

com/bHa3ucxWMY— Derek Brockway - weatherman (@DerekTheWeather) July 22, 2018 Hot high pressure is expected to remain strong over the Scandinavian region through the next week or so, and the best long-range forecasts tend to suggest that it may extend back into much of Europe with time

Capital Weather Gang's Jason Samenow contributed to this post.

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