Wildfires ravage Napa and Sonoma counties

Flames ravage a home in the Napa wine region in California.

A firefighter walks near a pool as a neighboring home burns in the Napa wine region.

Firefighters douse flames as a home burns in the Napa wine region, as multiple wind-driven fires whip through the region.

Louis Reavis views the burned remains of his classic Oldsmobile at his home in Napa.

A tent structure built for the 2017 Safeway Open burns in Napa on Monday.

The Estancia Apartment Homes on Old Redwood Hwy. were completely destroyed in Santa Rosa.

A resident rushes to save his home as a wildfire moves through Glen Ellen, Calif. Tens of thousands of acres and dozens of homes and businesses have burned in wildfires in Napa and Sonoma counties.

A Fountaingrove Village man surveys the rubble of his home in Santa Rosa.

Downed power poles and lines block a street in Hidden Valley.

A fcar burns in the driveway of a destroyed home in Fountaingrove Village.

A wheelchair left abandoned at the evacuated Villa Capri assisted living facility on Fountaingrove Parkway in Santa Rosa.

A resident rushes to save his home as fire moves through the area in Glen Ellen, California.

A San Jose firefighter keep flames down at a home in Hidden Valley.

A Fountaingrove Village couple takes in the ruins of their home after fire ripped through the neighborhood.

A home destroyed in the fast moving wildfire that ripped through Glen Ellen.

A swimming pool reflects the damage caused by the wildfires that moved through neighborhoods near Glen Ellen.

Benicia Police Officer Alejandro Maravilla, left, offers resident Gwen Adkins, 84, a soda while patrolling in the Coffey Park neighborhood of Santa Rosa.

Spencer Blackwell, left, and Danielle Tate find Tate’s father’s gun collection, melted and burned, inside a gun safe at her father’s home in the Coffey Park neighborhood of Santa Rosa.

An American flag is draped on a burned pickup truck on Camino del Prado in the Coffey Park neighborhood in Santa Rosa.

Scorched wine barrels at the Paradise Ridge Winery in Santa Rosa after the wildfire burned through.

Fire lights up the night sky framed by a vineyard near Kenwood.

Oakland police officers knock on doors as residents of the Rancho de Calistoga mobile home park are told to evacuate in Calistoga.

An aerial view of the Coffey Park neighborhood detroyed by wildfire in Santa Rosa.

Contra Costa paramedics help Bill Parras, 96, evacuate his home in Calistoga.

CHP officers study neighborhood maps before going door to door to tell Sonoma residents to voluntarily evacuate ahead of the wildfire.

A home perched on top of a hill sits in the foreground of a fire moving up on Shiloh Ridge near Santa Rosa.

Scorched grapes and vines along the edge of Storybook Mountain Vineyards in Calistoga.

John and Jan Pascoe survived the firestorm by running out of their home and into their neighbors’ swimming pool in Santa Rosa.

Hundreds of burned wine bottles at the destroyed Helena View Johnston Vineyards near Calistoga.

A Contra Costa County firefighter breaks a wall with an ax as his crew battles flames inside a home along Highway 29 north of Calistoga on Oct. 12.

Atascadero Firefighters try to control flames burning inside a home along Highway 29 in Calistoga on Oct. 12.

Contra Costa firefighters work to put out flames burning inside a home along Highway 29 north of Calistoga on Oct. 12.

Search teams sift through the debris of mobile homes at the Journey’s End Mobile Home Park in Santa Rosa.

A worker pulls out a firearm from the burned wreckage as search team members look through the debris at the Journey’s End Mobile Home Park in Santa Rosa.

Search team members sift through debris at the Journey’s End Mobile Home Park in Santa Rosa.

Santa Rosa Mayor Chris Coursey surveys the damage to the Coffey Park neighborhood.

Melted metal is seen on a car in the shadow of a destroyed home in Napa.

Lola Cornish, 50, and her daughter Kat Corazza, 18, look over recovered family jewels that survived the fire at Cornish’s grandfather’s home in Napa.

Some residents were allowed to return to their properties Friday in a neighborhood in Napa that was ravaged by the Atlas fire.

A helicopter prepares to drop water on a fire that threatens the Oakmont community along Highway 12 in Santa Rosa.

A helicopter drops water on a fire that threatens the Ledson Winery and Historic Castle Vineyards in Kenwood on Friday.

Manuel Mendoza sorts through donated clothing at the Bridge Church in Santa Rosa on Sunday.

Jean Schettler hugs Father Moses Brown after Mass at St. Rose Church on Sunday. Schettler’s daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren, after losing their house in the fires, have moved into the Santa Rosa home of Jean and Jim Schettler.

Gianna Gathman, 18, hugs her grandfather Jim Schettler during Mass at St. Rose Church in Santa Rosa on Sunday. Gathman’s family lost their home in the Fountaingrove neighborhood to the fire. They are now living with the Schettlers.

Kimberly Flinn holds onto the only item that wasn’t lost in a fire that destroyed her home in the Mark West Springs area in Santa Rosa. Flynn recovered a ceramic white butterfly that she had made in memory of a boy she used to babysit and was killed in a hit and run accident.

Gerry Miller, 81, tells San Francisco Police Department Officer Gary Loo how grateful she is to find her home still standing. Residents were allowed to return to their homes in the Mark West Springs area in Santa Rosa Sunday night.

Denise Finitz, 61, thanks Torrance Fire Department firefighters Keith Picket, right, and Capt. Mike Salcido on Oct. 16 after they helped her find her mother’s wedding ring in the ashes of her home, destroyed by wildfires on Carriage Lane in Wikiup.

A search and rescue crew member gives a cadaver dog some water during the hunt for a possible fire victim in the Mark West Springs area of Santa Rosa on Oct. 15.

Burned cars like this vintage Volkswagen litter the landscape in Coffey Park. The neighborhood was completely destroyed by the Tubbs fire 11 days ago, with many residents fleeing in haste as their homes were enveloped in flames.

A giraffe framed in the smoke filled air at the Safari West preserve.

A Watusi bull looks out through the haze of the recent Tubbs fire at the Safari West preserve.

Peter Lang, 77, owner of the Safari West preserve, stands between a pair of white rhinos against a backdrop of charred hillside in Santa Rosa.

Mark Sharp, a resident of Coffey Park, sifts through the remains of his charred home in search of his wife’s wedding band.

Flowers were left on the mailbox of Roy Howard Bowman, 87, and his wife, Irma Elsie Bowman, 88 who died at their Fisher Lake Drive home from the Redwood Valley fire.

Dee Pallesen, left, and her daughter Emily Learn console each as they look over Pallesen’s home, destroyed by the Redwood Valley fire.

Jason Miller plants an American flag on the charred remains of his house as residents of Coffey Park return home.

Burned vehicles litter the landscape in Coffey Park. The neighborhood was completely destroyed by the Tubbs fire 11 days ago, with many residents fleeing in haste as their homes were enveloped in flames.

A pickup truck rests beside a row of charred trees in the Coffey Park neighborhood of Santa Rosa.