Hawk Fire Update — Verdi Corridor

The Hawk Fire west of Reno has entered a more active phase this afternoon. Smoke is now leaning east, showing alignment with the Truckee River and the I‑80 corridor.

Evacuation warnings are in place for nearby communities as crews work the line.The fire remains west of Mogul, but winds are pushing smoke and embers toward the Verdi/Mogul interface, a corridor that includes key transportation and refueling infrastructure.

FieldSpan will continue monitoring wind behavior, smoke structure, and any changes in fire movement as conditions evolve.

For up‑to‑the‑minute status near your home or business, visit FieldSpan.org — now hosting FireRisk.ai as a free Community Safety Signal.

More updates as needed.

UPDATE

Hawk Fire Update — Peavine Mountain / Verdi–Mogul Corridor

The Hawk Fire northwest of Reno continues to show wind‑driven behavior this afternoon as it moves through the high‑desert terrain west of Peavine Mountain. This area is a mix of creeks, cheatgrass, sage, and scattered ponderosas — fuels that can support fast runs when winds align with the canyon and the I‑80 corridor.

To the east, the landscape has changed dramatically over the past decade. New neighborhoods now extend deep into sagebrush country along the Peavine foothills, increasing the exposure footprint as winds push smoke and embers toward the Verdi–Mogul interface. Evacuation orders and warnings now cover a large portion of the corridor as crews work to protect homes and critical infrastructure.

FieldSpan will continue monitoring wind behavior, smoke structure, and any changes in fire movement as conditions evolve.

For up‑to‑the‑minute wildfire status near your home or business, visit FieldSpan.org — now hosting FireRisk.ai as a free Community Safety Signal.

More updates as needed.