The Napa Valley wine country is facing a dire situation as the Pickett Fire continues to threaten vineyards and wineries during the critical harvest season. Early estimates suggest that the economic impact on the Napa wine industry could reach around $65 million due to crop damage and evacuations forced by the wildfire. Initially believed to have been sparked by a controlled burn gone wrong, the fire has raised significant concerns about air quality and water supply contamination in Napa County. Fire crews are actively battling the flames, which are exacerbated by hot and dry weather conditions. As wildfires rage across California and Oregon, authorities have declared a state of emergency, prompting thousands to evacuate due to the encroaching flames threatening homes and agricultural lands.