Cal Fire's Tuesday night update on the Mosquito Fire
The fire is now estimated to be 50,330 acres in size and is 25% contained. There are 3,052 people battling the fire, officials said Tuesday night.
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The fire is now estimated to be 50,330 acres in size and is 25% contained. There are 3,052 people battling the fire, officials said Tuesday night.
So far, 46 structures have burned, according to Cal Fire. Backfires set by firefighters helped keep the flames away from homes.
Kurtis Ming shows on a map where the Mosquito Fire is burning near Todd Valley and Foresthill.
Nic Merianos shows how wind speed and direction is affecting the direction of the Mosquito Fire burning in El Dorado and Placer Counties.
Officials held a public meeting Monday to talk about the latest developments in the battle against the Mosquito Fire.
There are more than 11,000 people displaced from their homes by the Mosquito Fire, which is 10 percent contained.
The latest numbers show more than 48,000 acres have burned with containment at 10%.
The fire has forced the closure of the Foresthill exit on I-80. Smoke from the fire has prompted air quality alerts. As a result, residents with respiratory problems are encouraged to stay indoors.
The Mosquito Fire has burned more than 13,000 acres. Rachel Wulff was up near the fire with the latest.
Dave Grashoff was in Volcanoville with information about the new evacuations.
Flames are continuing to spread in Placer and El Dorado counties Thursday morning.
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According to Cal Fire, the fire has burned about a half acre in the town of Somerset.
Sheriff's deputies have stepped up their patrols near Jackson Elementary in El Dorado Hills after they got reports of a suspicious person near the school.
In the decade leading to the Caldor Fire, the agency treated 1,000 acres in the wildland-urban interface.
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Video provided by the El Dorado County Fire Protection District.
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