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New Memory Fire wildfire reported in Humboldt County, California, with undetermined cause and unknown containment status.

A new wildfire named Car Fire was reported in Humboldt County, California.

A new wildfire named Range has been reported in Humboldt County, California, with unknown containment and cause.

A wildfire named Norton was reported in Humboldt County, CA with no current containment status or cause determined.

The Elk Fire in Humboldt County is currently burning with unknown containment status and undetermined cause.

A new wildfire, named Ishi Pishi, has ignited in Humboldt County, California, but details on its containment and cause are still unknown.

A prescribed burn named Ocfr has been initiated in Humboldt County, California, as a wildfire prevention strategy.

Prescribed burns like Plantation Thin are crucial for wildfire prevention.

Prescribed fires, like the Donahue project, are essential for wildfire prevention and ecosystem management.

The Salmon Piles NWR prescribed fire was initiated today to mitigate wildfire risks in Humboldt County.

A new prescribed burn, Leary Creek, has been initiated in Humboldt County for wildfire prevention.

The Plantation Thin prescribed burn in Humboldt County is a proactive measure aimed at reducing wildfire risks.

The Aikens Pile prescribed burn helps prevent catastrophic wildfires through controlled fire techniques.

The Leary Creek prescribed fire aims to reduce wildfire risks through controlled burning.

A 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck off Northern California, triggering and subsequently canceling a tsunami warning for millions in the region.

A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck off Humboldt County, prompting a short-lived tsunami warning and significant aftershocks, affecting residents and power supplies.

A magnitude-7.0 earthquake off California's coast triggered temporary tsunami warnings and caused significant damage, but no major injuries were reported.

A powerful 7.0 quake struck Humboldt County, leaving significant damage, but thankfully, it wasn't worse than it could have been.

A 7.0 magnitude earthquake occurred off Humboldt County, prompting a tsunami warning, followed by a smaller aftershock near Petrolia with no reported damage.