The Woodland Fire Department said it received several calls on Thursday about smoke in the air and reassured in a Facebook post that the haze is not from any local fires, but rather it's from fires burning up north.
Woodland fire also recommends keeping windows and doors closed and running the air conditioning on recirculate if possible.
Green Fire in Shasta County
The largest of the several fires in Shasta County is the Green Fire, which has burned nearly 4,400 acres just east of Shasta Lake, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
The is within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, federally managed land, and broke out on July 1. The Shasta County Sheriff's Office issued an evacuation warning due to the Green Fire, but no evacuation orders were in effect as of Thursday afternoon.
The Green Fire started on July 1, 2025, in Shasta County. U.S. Forest ServiceAnother notable fire in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest was the Horse Fire, which burned 385 acres after it sparked on July 2. That fire has since been contained.
The Summit Fire has been the most active fire, crews said. It's burned 524 acres and has burned west of Etna and near the Pacific Crest Trail. This fire forced officials to issue evacuation orders.
Orleans Complex
The complex fire forced evacuation orders and warnings in western Siskiyou County.
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