Wildfire

Camp Fire in California is currently about 149,120 acres, or about 81 times larger than the Ryan Fire.

The aerial attack has largely consisted of bucket drops from helicopters, coordinated from a fixed-wing aircraft.

As of Tuesday, some 260 firefighters were working the blaze

Between 150 and 200 firefighters are assigned to the blaze, including one crew from Florida.

As of Monday afternoon, the Britania Fire had burned over 13,300 acres with no containment.

Additional crews and engines will be arriving by Tuesday from other states, including California and Florida.

Gatorade, bottled water and granola bars are also requested.

Air tankers and helicopters are being used to help firefighters on the ground.

The hot, dry and windy weather has whipped up more smoke from the Badger Creek Fire and forced a closure of Wyoming Highway 230 again.

Thursday is expected to bring early morning winds out of the north-northwest at 10-20 mph, gusting to 30 mph.

The Pole Creek Fire was first reported Friday and burned about 3,000 acres over the weekend.

The Campbell County Fire Department expects multiple fires to continue burning for the next few days.