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Four small fires have been reported in the Tahoe National Forest as of Sunday morning. The fires, which are due to lightning strikes, are all less than 2 acres; three are between 1/10 and 1/4 acres.
The four fires are all currently being fought by Forest Service firefighters and were considered contained, according to dispatcher Cyndy Hobbs.
"There are aircraft working them and there is a recon plane in the air," she said.
The fire locations are scattered; one is between Sierraville and Loyalton; one is on Mt. Lola north of Independence Lake; one is near Emigrant Gap; and the fourth is northeast of French Meadows Reservoir.
The four fires are all currently being fought by Forest Service firefighters and were considered contained, according to dispatcher Cyndy Hobbs.
"There are aircraft working them and there is a recon plane in the air," she said.
The fire locations are scattered; one is between Sierraville and Loyalton; one is on Mt. Lola north of Independence Lake; one is near Emigrant Gap; and the fourth is northeast of French Meadows Reservoir.
