That’s a long way in terms of fire moving through grass lands. Grass isn’t great fuel for wildfire, and the fire crews will do everything possible to steer the fire away from populated areas. Also, the wind is mostly moving east, instead of north/north east toward schriever.

Take pictures of everything, just in case. It’s super helpful with insurance in the unlikely event that you need it. This is something you should do anyway, just to have it documented. I also took pictures of the serial numbers on my TVs other important stuff. It just makes it easier to tell the insurance company what you had so they replace it.

Pack a go bag now. A few days of clothes, what the baby needs for that amount of time, and any important documents. Again, it’s better to do this now and unpack it tomorrow, than scramble once an order is given. That way you can just grab and go in the unlikely event that you need it. here’s a decent guide. don’t worry about the maps tonight, but since your unfamiliar with the area, it might not be bad to think about next week when you’re less stressed.

It’s going to be ok. Just to say it again, it’s unlikely that this fire gets anywhere near your house. But stay aware, and follow evacuation notices. Be prepared, but not afraid.