Firefighters in Mendocino County, California, are battling the Feliz Fire, according to a report by KTVU. Cal Fire says the fire grew slightly to 872 acres.
Containment on the fire remains at 10%, according to the report. Crews are still working to gain ground on the blaze.
One firefighter suffered smoke inhalation and has been released from the hospital, according to KTVU. The report did not cite any other injuries.
The fire broke out yesterday afternoon near Hopland, according to the report. A stretch of Highway 101 was closed as a result but has since reopened.
Most evacuation orders have been reduced to warnings, according to KTVU. An evacuation center in Ukiah remains open for those who need it.
The fire is burning during the hottest stretch of temperatures so far this summer season, according to the report. Forecasters described hot, dry and hazy conditions in the region.
Cal Fire is warning of a critical fire threat across the wider Bay Area, according to KTVU. Winds out of the west-northwest were expected to die down overnight before picking back up the following afternoon, especially in inland areas.