LIVE: Crews battle June Lightning Complex fire burning in Fresno Co.

The newly renamed “Fresno June Lightning Complex Fire” consists of the “Flash,” “Bolt” and “Hog” fires.

As of Tuesday morning, all three fires have burned 7,002 acres and are collectively 20 percent contained.

At least 750 structures are currently being threatened by the fire.

Fresno County CAL FIRE says high winds and the terrain are posing a threat to getting the fire contained.

CAL FIRE is joined by crews from Kings and Ventura County.

Individual Fire statistics

Flash Fire – 2,180 acres, 15% containment. The Flash Fire is located on Kings Canyon Road and Cove Road it is part of the Fresno June Lightning Complex. This fire continues to burn in steep, rocky terrain which is making access difficult for firefighters. Terrain continues to be a main influence of the fire.

Bolt Fire – 4,556 acres, 10% containment. The Bolt Fire is located on Palomino Drive and Elwood Road in the Wonder Valley area and is part of the Fresno June Lightning Complex. This fire continues to burn in steep, rugged terrain in grass, oak woodlands.

Hog Fire – 180 acres, 40% containment. The Hog Fire is located on Watts Valley Road and Hog Mt Road and is part of the Fresno June Lightning Complex. This fire is burning is grass, oak woodlands and in a remote area.