Firefighters continue to strengthen containment lines and finish hose lays around the fire, which is now 30% contained at 393 acres. This work is expected to continue for the next several days in order to make sure no hotspots remain that could cause the fire to flare up later.
Smoke may linger in the area throughout the week.
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