Sacramento, CA – The Crozier Fire continues to spread north of Highway 50 as a heat wave grips the Sacramento area. The blaze, which broke out earlier today, has drawn increased concern due to temperatures nearing 100 degrees. Residents are urged to stay informed as the fire’s proximity to populated areas raises potential safety risks.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service in Sacramento, the fire was observed earlier this afternoon through ALERTCalifornia, a network of wildfire cameras managed by UC San Diego. The service has advised the public to monitor fire and weather conditions closely, as the ongoing heat wave, with forecasts predicting temperatures to soar above 100 degrees on Saturday, could further exacerbate the situation.
Local authorities have not issued any evacuation orders but emphasize the importance of being prepared. Sacramento’s emergency services are on high alert, ready to respond if the fire threatens residential areas. Residents are encouraged to stay indoors, keep hydrated, and follow updates from reliable sources to ensure their safety during this critical period.
