6,100 Firefighters Battle 14 Calif. Blazes: Monday Fire Summary [MAP]

As California's firefighters are getting full containment on some wildfires, others are popping up across the state. There were approximately 6,100 firefighters out battling 14 large wildfires in the Golden State as of Monday morning, according to Cal Fire.

Crews are expecting inland temperatures to remain above normal Monday, but a cooling trend is forecast for the coming days. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible in the coastal and valley locations of SoCal.

Officials with the state's lead firefighting agency on Monday reminded residents that many of the wildfires in the state are sparked along roadways.

"These fires can be prevented by practicing a few safety measures," officials said. "Don’t drag any parts and make sure to secure chains when towing. Check tire pressure and properly maintain brakes so you don’t expose areas that can throw sparks. Make sure to pull over in an open area if you have mechanical problems as hot exhaust pipes and mufflers can start fires."

For more detailed wildfire safety information, you can head to: http://www.readyforwildfire.org/

Courtesy of Cal Fire, here are the main fires of interest that crews are fighting as of Monday, July 10:

***CAL FIRE INCIDENTS:

Wall Fire, Butte County (more info…)

Chinese Wall Rd, 5 miles north of Bangor

• 5,600 acres, 35% contained
• Evacuations remain in effect

Winter Fire, Yolo County (more info…)

Highway 128 at Pleasant View Road, 3 miles southwest of Winters

• 2,269 acres, 90% contained

Stone Fire, San Luis Obispo County, NEW

Huer Huero Rd x Hwy 58, Santa Margarita

• 340 acres, 40% contained

Garza Fire, Kings County, NEW

8.5 miles east of Parkfield near the Monterey, Kings County Line

• 5,000 acres, 5% contained

Fay Fire, Siskiyou County (more info…)

Highway 3 and Fay Lane, 7 miles south of Etna

• 469 acres, 95% contained

Axel Fire, El Dorado County

Axel Ct. and Barrister Ct., Rescue

• 100 acres, 70% contained

Parkfield Fire, Monterey County

Vineyard Canyon Rd, 25 miles west of Parkfield

• 1,816 acres, 80% contained

Benson Fire, Tehama County

Benson Rd, Bowman., 11 miles northwest of Red Bluff

• 29 acres, 95% contained

Willow Fire, Contra Costa County, FINAL

Springwood Ct. and California St., Rodeo

• 370 acres, 100% contained

West Fire, Yuba County, FINAL

Camp Far West Rd and Wichita Way, east of Olivehurst

• 50 acres, 100% contained

Deer Complex, Contra Costa County, FINAL

Deer Valley Rd and Marsh Creek Rd, west of Brentwood

• 231 acres, 100% contained

Banderilla Fire, Mariposa County FINAL

Banderilla Drive at Hildalgo Street, north of Hayward

• 36 acres, 100% contained

Tower Fire, San Luis Obispo County FINAL

Hwy 101 at Mount Lowe Road

• 58 acres, 100% contained

**UNIFIED COMMAND**

Whittier Fire, Santa Barbara County, NEW (more info…)

Lake Cachuma area, south of Hwy 154

• 10,823 acres, 5% contained

Alamo Fire, San Luis Obispo County (more info…)

Highway 166 at Alamo Creek Road, east of Santa Maria

• 28,926 acres, 15% contained

Bryant Fire, San Bernardino County, FINAL

Highway 38 at Bryant, west of Yucaipa

• 74 acres, 100% contained

**FEDERAL INCIDENTS**

Island Fire, Siskiyou County (more info…)

14 miles west of Etna in the Marble Mountain Wilderness

• 736 acres

Schaeffer Fire, Tulare County (more info…)

17 miles north of Kernville

• 14,342 acres, 11% contained

Mart Fire, San Bernardino County (more info…)

Highland Ave at Highway 330

• 670 acres, 95% contained

Silver Fire, San Bernardino County (more info…)

Silverwood Lake Area

• 13 acres, 80% contained

Patch file photo by Renee Schiavone