WILLITS, 4/23/21 — The last week has seen an unusually high number of wildfires, beyond the escaped burns that have recently plagued us. It also include declarations of a drought emergency from the Board of Supervisors and Governor Newsom. But in a sliver of good news, this weekend should afford us a small reprieve from what seems sure to be a difficult fire season, if not enough precipitation to actually put a dent in the drought. The storm is expected to hit Saturday evening and last through Monday evening.

Meteorologists with the National Weather Service in Eureka are predicting a true wetting rain across most of Mendocino County — and of course more rain to the north —

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Adrian Fernandez Baumann is the managing editor of The Mendocino Voice and a founder. He lives in the Willits area and has a dog named Bravo.