Here’s what we know about Mendocino Complex Fire

The latest on the Mendocino Complex Fire in Mendocino and Lake counties.

Size: 30,500 acres, or 47 square miles. Includes the Ranch Fire, which began near Ukiah and has burned 16,300, and the River Fire, which started near Hopland and consumed 14,200 acres.

Containment: Each fire was 5 percent contained Sunday. Full containment was expected by Monday, Aug. 6.

Evacuations: Hundreds of homes were evacuated, but no estimates were available of the number of people displaced.

Cause: Under investigation.

Injuries: No injuries or fatalities.

Damage: Six homes destroyed; 10,200 buildings threatened.

Firefighting resources: 820 personnel, 56 engines, six helicopters, 22 bulldozers.

Weather outlook: High temperature of 93 degrees Sunday, cooling to low 60s in the evening. Winds could pick up later. High of 93 Monday.

Updates: This is a breaking story; we’re reporting live updates here.

This story was originally published July 29, 2018 at 1:42 PM with the headline "Here’s what we know about Mendocino Complex Fire."