 Welcome inside the state operation center here at Cal OAS headquarters. I'm Brian May and this state operation center This is where all of the agencies who are helping stay on top of the over dozen fires throughout northern California This is where everyone comes together to try and get the latest information and share that unfortunately the information today is not good After favorable conditions yesterday the winds as expected picking back up again on Wednesday red flag warnings throughout northern, California Which means more winds more fire conditions yesterday more evacuations were held and overnight as well There are now 51 shelters that have opened in 10 different counties and more resources are coming in Adding to the already thousands of firefighters battling these fires We are getting resources from Nevada, Oregon, and there are talks with other states about possibly sending more resources I mentioned evacuations are going on We want to urge you to monitor your local law enforcement agencies for the very latest information Search and rescue efforts are also taking place not only for people But for animals and wildlife as well and yesterday because of these fires a record day for Cal fire They dropped there were 266,000 gallons of fire retardant You can see some of the devastation from the communities throughout northern, California This fire these fires combined now among the 10 most disastrous wildfires in California history we urge you to monitor our social media feeds all of them at Cal OAS on Twitter on Facebook As well as our web page OES news.com