A new wildfire was reported today on federal land in Humboldt County, with the Davis 2 Fire first discovered around 5:30 AM. The incident remains in its earliest stages, and key details about its size and behavior have not yet been released.
According to The Sacramento Bee, the fire is burning on land managed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The report listed no available acreage, containment percentage or cause as of its latest update Tuesday morning.
What Is Known About The Davis 2 Fire
The National Interagency Fire Center’s Tuesday situation report placed the country at Preparedness Level 5 and counted 112 initial-attack fires nationwide. Davis 2 did not appear among the report’s listed large incidents, leaving the early Humboldt County report without enough public information to assess the fire’s scope.
For now, the confirmed details are limited to the discovery time, the Humboldt County location and the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ land-management role. As The Sacramento Bee reported, cause and containment information were not yet available.
