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Eaton Fire

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ZIP 91001|Los Angeles County — Altadena/Pasadena Foothills

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Fire name

Eaton Fire

Acres burned

14,021

Containment

9500.0%

Alert level

Weather Advisory · Minor

Wind gusts

8.1 mph

Humidity

77%

Fire growth

Acres reported over time

Recent alerts

Weather Advisory

Minor
Wind gust
8.1 mph
Humidity
77%

Weather Advisory

Minor
Wind gust
4.9 mph
Humidity
92%

Weather Advisory

Minor
Wind gust
13 mph
Humidity
73%

Weather Advisory

Minor
Wind gust
14.3 mph
Humidity
76%

Weather Advisory

Minor
Wind gust
18.8 mph
Humidity
66%

Weather Advisory

Minor
Wind gust
23.9 mph
Humidity
54%

Fire Weather Advisory

Minor
Wind gust
8.9 mph
Humidity
28%

Fire Weather Advisory

Minor
Wind gust
8.9 mph
Humidity
28%

Past incident updates

Older incident reports (newest of these first). Same snapshot may be merged in the feed.

  • 14,021 ac · 9500.0% contained

    CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 3 has transitioned command of the incident back to Los Angeles County Fire. Cal OES will be overseeing the recovery effort of affected communities and restoration of services. For up-to-date Public Health Information and restoration of public utilities, please utilize the links and contacts below. *Fatalities and Damage inspection numbers may change.

  • 14,021 ac · 9500.0% contained

    CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 3 has transitioned command of the incident back to Los Angeles County Fire. Cal OES will be overseeing the recovery effort of affected communities and restoration of services. For up-to-date Public Health Information and restoration of public utilities, please utilize the links and contacts below. *Fatalities and Damage inspection numbers may change.

  • 14,021 ac · 9500.0% contained

    CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 3 has transitioned command of the incident back to Los Angeles County Fire. Cal OES will be overseeing the recovery effort of affected communities and restoration of services. For up-to-date Public Health Information and restoration of public utilities, please utilize the links and contacts below. *Fatalities and Damage inspection numbers may change.

  • 14,021 ac · 9500.0% contained

    CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 3 has transitioned command of the incident back to Los Angeles County Fire. Cal OES will be overseeing the recovery effort of affected communities and restoration of services. For up-to-date Public Health Information and restoration of public utilities, please utilize the links and contacts below. *Fatalities and Damage inspection numbers may change.

  • 14,021 ac · 9500.0% contained

    CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 3 has transitioned command of the incident back to Los Angeles County Fire. Cal OES will be overseeing the recovery effort of affected communities and restoration of services. For up-to-date Public Health Information and restoration of public utilities, please utilize the links and contacts below. *Fatalities and Damage inspection numbers may change.

  • 14,021 ac · 9500.0% contained

    Mop up operations continued throughout the perimeter of the fire. Repopulation efforts have been completed. There are a total of 571 evacuees in six (6) shelters. Southern California Gas reported that service has been restored to 5,126 structures. Southern California Edison reported that service has been restored to 12,422 structures, with 6,961 remaining. The Foothill Municipal Water District reported that they will be able to fully pressurize the water system by this weekend. Following the pressurization, testing will take up to 2 weeks before the 'Do Not Drink' order can be lifted. Fire Suppression Repair is nearing completion. The South Coast Air Quality Management District issued a 'Windblown Dust and Ash Advisory' and continues to advise individuals to wear a N95 mask in the fire area due to inhalation hazards. *Fatalities and Damage inspection numbers may change.