Coyote Fire: Vegetation fire burns in El Dorado County, prompts evacuation warnings
The Coyote Fire expanded rapidly to nearly 400 acres by evening, with over 50 firefighting units deployed and evacuation warnings issued to protect residents, officials said.
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Coyote Fire chars south county wildland
Firefighters continue to work on the ground and in the air to contain the Coyote Fire, a wildland blaze burning in remote, steep terrain in the Omo Ranch area of southern El Dorado County. The fire broke out at about 2:16 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 20, ballooning from 30 acres to 400 acres in six hours. “Three night helicopters continued water drops throughout the night,” shared Cal Fire public information officer Wendy Oaks. As of Thursday morning…
Local Fire Crews Assisting Large Blaze In El Dorado County
El Dorado County, CA — Local fire crews are assisting in battling the 366-acre Coyote Fire that is burning in the Somerset area in El Dorado County, west of the Amador County line. As the image box picture shows, the fire’s plume is so large that it can be seen from as far away as Columbia in Tuolumne and West Point in Calaveras County. The flames broke out after 2 p.m. along Coyoteville Lane and Cedar Creek Road. The blaze quickly grew in size …
Fast Moving Coyote Fire In El Dorado County Forces Evacuation Warnings – Folsom Times
SOMERSET — A fast-moving wildfire in rural El Dorado County prompted evacuation warnings Wednesday afternoon as it quickly grew from a small vegetation fire into a blaze burning more than 160 acres in approximately an hour and climbing to nearly 400 acres by 6:30 pm. The Coyote Fire was first reported shortly after 2 p.m. near Cedar Creek Road and Coyoteville Lane in the Somerset area, Cal Fire said. Initially estimated at just a few acres but g…
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