Cold Fire, Day 2 - Yolo County, CA

The Cold Fire between Lake Berryessa and Winters continued today, moving northerly and growing from 2,200 acres at 6:00am this morning to 4,600 acres by 7:00pm this evening. Mop-up efforts took place along 128 throughout the day, as firefighters battled the fire's northward movement.

Land to the north of highway 128, west of Winters, has been scorched by the ongoing Cold Fire. Yolo County, CA - August 3rd, 2016.

A large praying mantis hangs to a post on the border of highway 128 and land scorched by the ongoing cold fire, standing out vividly against the charred metal pole. Yolo County, CA - August 3rd, 2016.

Firefighters battling the Cold Fire in Yolo County continue mop-up efforts along highway 128 mid-day on Wednesday, in an effort to maintain the fire line. August 3rd, 2016.

Firefighters battling the Cold Fire in Yolo County continue mop-up efforts along highway 128 mid-day on Wednesday, in an effort to maintain the fire line. August 3rd, 2016.

Firefighters from the Oxnard fire department work on mopping-up hot spots along highway 128 on the Audubon Bobcat Ranch, west of Winters. Yolo County, CA - August 3rd, 2016.

Firefighters battling the Cold Fire in Yolo County scout land north of highway 128 mid-day on Wednesday, in an effort to mop-up hot spots and maintain the fire line. August 3rd, 2016.

A helicopter battling the Cold Fire in Yolo County, west of Winters, flies towards lake Beryessa to refilll. August 3rd, 2016.

Smoke from the second day of the Cold Fire in Yolo county blankets the sky above a farm on county road 89 in the evening, just north of Winters, as a truck transporting tomatoes drives down an access road. The obscured sun creates a dark red-orange reflection in an irrigation canal adjascent the road. Winters, CA - August 3rd, 2016.

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