Humboldt Co Sheriff: Wildfire EVACUATION WARNING issued for zone HIA-E014-C, Hostler point
- North of Hostier Creek Rd
- South of Mill Creek Rd
- East of Rice Ln
- West of Hostler Point
Prepare to leave.
More info: HumAlertCA.gov
Updates to follow.
Humboldt Co Sheriff: Wildfire EVACUATION WARNING issued for zone HIA-E006, Big Hill Road and State Hwy 96 area
- North of HWY 96, Community Rd
- South of Mill Creek Rd, Big Hill Rd
- East of Pine Creek Road, HWY 96
- West of Marshall Ln
Prepare to leave.
More info: www.HumA
Humboldt Co Sheriff: Wildfire EVACUATION ORDER.
Zone: HIA-E002-A, Mill Crk Ridge, Upper Mill Crk Rd
- North of Mill Crk
- South of Coyote Crk and Hopkins Crk
- East of Hwy 96
- West of North Fork Mill Crk
LEAVE NOW. Evacuation Center: Hoopa Neighborhood Facility, 11860 Hwy 9
Humboldt Co Sheriff: Wildfire EVACUATION WARNING issued for zone HIA-E006, Hwy 96 and Marshall Ln
- North of Hwy 96, Community Rd
- South of Mill Crk Rd, Big Hill Rd
- East of Pine Crk Rd, Hwy 96
- West of Marshall Ln
Prepare to leave.
More info: HumAlertCA.gov
Updates
Humboldt Co Sheriff: Wildfire EVACUATION WARNING issued for Zones HIA-E002, HIA-E003.
Prepare to leave.
Gather essential items now to be prepared to go. If you require more time to evacuate, leave now.
More info: HumAlertCA.gov
Updates to follow.
Humboldt Co OES retweeted
From the National Tsunami Warning Center:
NO tsunami, NO danger from a recent earthquake.
Duty Scientists analyzed the event at 0815 PDT Jun 24:
M5.6 - 115 mi NW of Sacramento.
A Tsunami Information Statement for this event is posted at tsunami.gov
Humboldt Co OES retweeted
The Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office just received the Mendocino County earthquake notification and it was not felt in downtown Eureka. We will be conducting assessments and will provide updates.
THIS IS A TEST of the Humboldt Alert System for the North Coast Tsunami Drill. If you are in a tsunami zone, practice walking out of the zone. To learn if you are in a tsunami zone, visit the Redwood Coast Tsunami Work Group website at: rctwg.humboldt.edu. THIS IS A TEST.
Humboldt Co OES retweeted
A Flood Warning has been Issued for the Eel River at Fernbridge. The river is expected to rise to above flood stage around 9 PM this evening to a crest of 20.6 feet just after midnight tonight. It will then fall below flood stage Wednesday morning.
Candles add a warm, festive glow to your holiday décor, but safety should always come first!
🕯️Never leave a burning candle unattended. Always blow it out before leaving the room or heading to bed.
Keep your holidays bright! For more tips, visit ready.gov/home-fires.
Home heating fires remain a leading cause of house fires in the US. Remember to keep anything that can burn at least 3 feet away from fireplaces, wood stoves, radiators, space heaters and candles.
Learn more about preparing for and preventing home fires: usfa.fema.gov/prevention/hom….
Holiday lights bring cheer, but safety comes first!
Remember to inspect your lights for damage before decking the halls.
For more tips on keeping your home safe this season, visit ready.gov/home-fires.
King Tides will be here Dec. 4-5, bring high tides and sneaker waves. Watch from higher ground, Stay off jetties and logs, and never turn your back on the ocean.
Monitor updates from @NWSEureka.
Learn more about King Tides and safe viewing spots at: coastal.ca.gov/KingTides.
This holiday season, keep your tree looking fresh and festive, while also protecting your home.
🎄Trim natural trees at a 45-degree angle and place them in water right away
🎄Keep your tree away from heat sources.
🎄Keep your tree stand filled with water
Today, we’re grateful for the incredible community we have the privilege to serve. Wishing you a day filled with laughter, love, and delicious food.
From all of us here, have a safe and joyful Thanksgiving!
As you gear up for Thanksgiving, take a moment to brush up on cooking safety.
Remember to stay in the kitchen when frying, grilling or broiling food. Even a quick step away can lead to a dangerous situation. Turn off the stove if you need to leave.
Holiday travel is in full swing and winter weather can make road conditions unpredictable.
If you’re heading out to visit friends or family, take a moment to prepare and keep safety at the top of your list!
Learn other ways you can be prepared by visiting HumboldtGov.org/Prepare
Looking for low-cost ways to keep your home warm this winter? Make the most of natural heat.
Keep blinds and curtains open during the day, especially on windows that get direct sunlight, to let warmth in. Close them at night to help keep that heat inside.
Small changes add up!
Today, we honor all who have served in our nation’s armed forces. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice protect the freedoms we cherish every day.
Thank you to all veterans in Humboldt County and beyond for your service.
Humboldt Co OES retweeted
A special weather statement has been issued for Humboldt County, CA until 10:00 AM PST

ALT This graphic displays a special weather statement plotted on a map. The statement is in effect until 10:00 AM PST. The statement includes Humboldt County, CA. A STRONG THUNDERSTORM WILL IMPACT CENTRAL HUMBOLDT COUNTY UNTIL 10 AM PST. The threats associated with this storm are wind gusts up to 40 MPH and pea sized hail. Seek shelter in a sturdy structure until the storm passes.













