Fire Season 2021

[SilverFallsAndrew]

9 hours ago, Omegaraptor said:

Susanville, CA right now.

This fire extends almost all the way from Paradise to Susanville. Imagine a fire starting in Portland’s easternmost suburbs and going all the way over the Cascades to Dufur. That is the scale of this fire. It is enormous.

That is similar to the scope of the Santiam complex last September. The lions head went from warm springs to the beachie creek fire which stopped right by silver falls and mehema. 

[ShawniganLake]

The 135,000 acre white rock lake fire continued to be pushed by high winds yesterday. The city of Vernon is mostly under an evacuation alert now. Something like 40,000 people

 

Locally, We had an 80 acre fire flare up on the Mt Prevost yesterday. Only about 8 miles outside of Duncan.  They issued a local state of emergency as the winds were pushing the fire towards populated areas. Rain came just in time last night. 
 

“DUNCAN, BC – A State of Local Emergency has been issued due to the wildfire burning on the north slope of Mount Prevost located in Electoral Area ‘E’ and the Municipality of North Cowichan.
The wildfire has now grown to 32 hectares and will be monitored overnight with shifting weather conditions. Available fire response resources have been deployed to the site, and winds are expected to shift overnight which may exacerbate the fire.”

[Omegaraptor]

Can't even see Mt Shasta from Mt Shasta City

[Timmy_Supercell]

4 hours ago, SilverFallsAndrew said:

That is similar to the scope of the Santiam complex last September. The lions head went from warm springs to the beachie creek fire which stopped right by silver falls and mehema. 

Hopefully just enough of that area was burned last year that no fires are near you from now on. That must have been frightening.

[Timmy_Supercell]

37 minutes ago, Omegaraptor said:

Can't even see Mt Shasta from Mt Shasta City

I was able to see Mt. Shasta yesterday when it cleared from the 6th street overpass. 

Gone once again now.

[SilverFallsAndrew]

Just found this pic of the East Troublesome Fire last October in Colorado. Pretty unbelievable. When I flew back a week later there was snow on the ground. 

[ShawniganLake]

1.61 million acres burned in BC to date. 

[SilverFallsAndrew]

On 8/10/2021 at 8:39 AM, ShawniganLake said:

1.61 million acres burned in BC to date. 

How did the recent rains impact the situation up there? 

[SilverFallsAndrew]

Here is a quick rundown on the active fires burning west of the Cascade Crest in Oregon. From south to north. 

Devil's Knob Complex 4,651 acres 5% contained

Skyline Ridge Complex 3,087 acres 23% contained

Rough Patch Complex 4,765 acres 3% contained

Middle Fork Complex 5,097 acres 2% contained

Knoll Fire 400 acres 0% contained

Bull of the Woods Complex 666 (!) acres 0% contained

Only one really active fire east of the Cascades in Oregon right now, way way out there south of Prairie City. 

Black Butte Fire 14, 521 acres 5% contained. 

 

Devil's Knob Complex, Rough Patch, and Middle Fork Complex have the potential to make some real serious noise in coming days. Given it's remote location I would guess the Black Butte Fire will end up burning some serious acreage though a lot of it is sagebrush and shrub. 

[FroYoBro]

Hope Jesse is doing ok. That is brutal work out in this heat. I don’t envy him right now. 

[ShawniganLake]

51 minutes ago, SilverFallsAndrew said:

How did the recent rains impact the situation up there? 

Big reprieve for now. Fire activity has been very subdued the past few days. 

[Cloud]

Looks like the 3 alarm brush fire in South Hill that prompted evac orders is 100% contained. Thank goodness for that... crew made very good progress sometimes after 7-8pm when the wind died down. Unfortunately, one firefighter did have to go to the hospital for heat exhaustion. Hope that person is doing alright. This time of the year can be quite brutal with the fires. 

[Cloud]

Schneider Springs Fires in Naches, WA exploded overnight and doubled in size to 13,600 acres. There is currently  a level 3 evac orders in place. 
 

Fire was sparked on Aug. 3 by lightning. 

[SilverFallsAndrew]

Oregon Fire Update:

New Fire in Lake County: Patton Meadow 7,000 acres

West of Cascade Crest:

Devils Knob: 6,606 acres 12% containment

Skyline Ridge 4,828 acres 30%

Rough Patch 5,738 3%

Middle Fork Complex 8,424 2%

Knoll 544 30%

Bull of the Woods Complex 1,193 0%

 

Despite the extreme heat, winds have been calm these last few days and RH are pretty high. 

[ShawniganLake]

Update: August 14, 6:45 pm 

The Tremont Creek wildfire has exhibited significant growth to the south and east. The fires edge is now within the northern boundary of the District of Logan Lake. Airtankers have been supporting throughout the afternoon and remain on scene. Ground crews, structure protection personnel and fire apparatus are established in Logan Lake to protect from ember cast and will maintain a 24 hour presence.  

The District of Logan Lake has issued an expanded Evacuation Order to include Highland Valley Copper Mine. For more information please refer to the District of Logan Lake. 

There has been aggressive fire near Tunkwa Lake this afternoon as a result of strong gusting winds. Structure protection has been established in this area and helicopters have been supporting with bucketing operations when visibility allows. 
 

 

 

[ShawniganLake]

What’s left of the village of Lytton has been evacuated due to a different wildfire spreading towards the community from the south. 
 

ER ISSUED FOR VILLAGE OF LYTTON
Pursuant to Section 12 (1) of the BC Emergency Program Act, an Evacuation Order has been issued by Mayor Jan Polderman for properties currently under Evacuation Alert located in Lytton. A wildfire event located in the vicinity of Mowhokam Creek/George Road is threatening structures and the safety of residents.
Because of the potential danger to life and safety, the Village has issued an evacuation order for properties in the following areas:
• Ponderosa Heights
• Loring Way
• Kumsheen Secondary School
• Lytton Pines Motel
• Lytton Junction Esso Station
• Kent Road
• Lytton BC Wildfire Station
• All other properties located within the Village of Lytton boundaries as shown on
the attached map.
If you are in any of these areas, you must leave immediately.
If you have been evacuated due to wildfires, you should register with Emergency Support Services (ESS) whether you need the support or not. This will help ensure that your loved ones and communities know where you are and know that you are safe. You can self-register online at https://ess.gov.bc.ca/. If you require assistance with self-registration you can ask for help by calling the Emergency Support Services Info Line: 1-800-585-9559.
We recommend you arrange to stay with friends or family. If you cannot stay with friends or family please report to the reception centre at Chilliwack Senior Secondary School, 46363 Yale Rd, Chilliwack.
 Jan Polderman_____
Mayor
Village of Lytton
Signed at 1900 hours on August 14, 2021.
For more information contact: OR Village of Lytton Emergency Operations Centre
Phone: 587 645 5183
eocinfo@lytton.ca
TN

[hawkstwelve]

Bootleg fire in OR is now 100% contained.

https://komonews.com/newsletters-deprecated/news-brief-newsletter-deprecated/bootleg-fire-100-contained-thanks-to-dedicated-fire-personnel-forest-service-says

[NWbyNW]

Some good news.

 

[Mr Marine Layer]

Smoke is everywhere.

[MR.SNOWMIZER]

These were pics I snapped last night. Looked like hell on earth.  Still up here. Fire in pic looks closer than it is. Still a few miles away but not moving this direction anymore at the moment.  Worked all night building a fire break road around my cabin and trimming tree's and clearing more debri from ground. 

[NWbyNW]

More unfortunate news as the Chelan County fire named Twenty Five Mile, calls for extended evacuations.  Hopefully the rain pounding Northwestern Washington will help a lot of these fires to die out.

 

 

[TT-SEA]

44 minutes ago, NWbyNW said:

More unfortunate news as the Chelan County fire named Twenty Five Mile, calls for extended evacuations.  Hopefully the rain pounding Northwestern Washington will help a lot of these fires to die out.

 

 

I am confused... there is definitely no rain "pounding" NW WA and how would rain on the west side of the mountains put out a fire east of the mountains? 

[NWbyNW]

20 minutes ago, TT-SEA said:

I am confused... there is definitely no rain "pounding" NW WA and how would rain on the west side of the mountains put out a fire east of the mountains? 

It's been raining on and off here in Everett since 3pm.  There were periods of heavy rain and winds.  There is a light mist currently at 9:50pm.  Was hoping this rain was going to soak the Kitsap Peninsula and take the fires down there and sneak east and help there too.  

[TT-SEA]

3 hours ago, NWbyNW said:

It's been raining on and off here in Everett since 3pm.  There were periods of heavy rain and winds.  There is a light mist currently at 9:50pm.  Was hoping this rain was going to soak the Kitsap Peninsula and take the fires down there and sneak east and help there too.  

Hard to call this rain "pounding" NW WA... and even KPAE has only picked up .10 which is not exactly a big rain event.

 

[AlTahoe]

This fire started 24 hours ago and is 6500 acres already with 40mph about to start. It is about 70 miles west of us and it is snowing ash up here already 

[ShawniganLake]

BCs wildfire burn area has surpassed 2 million acres 

[Kayla]

2 hours ago, AlTahoe said:

This fire started 24 hours ago and is 6500 acres already with 40mph about to start. It is about 70 miles west of us and it is snowing ash up here already 

I know the region well...isn't it only about 35 miles west of South Shore? Scary situation.

[AlTahoe]

45 minutes ago, Kayla said:

I know the region well...isn't it only about 35 miles west of South Shore? Scary situation.

Yeah I thought it was another valley over. Apparently only about 30 miles from us now. 

[NWbyNW]

11 hours ago, TT-SEA said:

Hard to call this rain "pounding" NW WA... and even KPAE has only picked up .10 which is not exactly a big rain event.

 

 

I'm just having fun with words here. Come on.  I'm just super excited to see rain and hear it on my roof. I think everyone is for the most part.

But if you want to get all statistical, the rain gauge for me is at .35 for the past 24hrs.  I know I am not Paine Field, but the precipitation is different even in just short distances from each other. The downtown station had .47 inches. Paine Field is a poor location for Everett to keep tabs, as most of the city is sea level and on the water.  Paine field is the highest point in the city and far from the majority of the city.

If Paine Field only got have .10, that is an outlier for the city.  

 

 

 

 

 

[Mr Marine Layer]

[TT-SEA]

2 hours ago, NWbyNW said:

I'm just having fun with words here. Come on.  I'm just super excited to see rain and hear it on my roof. I think everyone is for the most part.

But if you want to get all statistical, the rain gauge for me is at .35 for the past 24hrs.  I know I am not Paine Field, but the precipitation is different even in just short distances from each other. The downtown station had .47 inches. Paine Field is a poor location for Everett to keep tabs, as most of the city is sea level and on the water.  Paine field is the highest point in the city and far from the majority of the city.

If Paine Field only got have .10, that is an outlier for the city.  

 

 

 

 

 

Impressive totals... way more than we got out here.

[SilverFallsAndrew]

Devil's Knob Complex, Rough Patch, and MF Complex put up some decent growth in the past 24 hours. Skyline Ridge complex is nearing containment. 

[ShawniganLake]

The 7 largest fires centered in the Kamloops area have burned nearly 1.13 million acres 

 

[Cloud]

Yakima County Sheriff's Office

**Schneider Springs Fire Update** 1230PM 8/19/2021

 

Level 3 GO NOW! evacuation notices have been issued for all residents along Hwy 410 from the Intersection of Highway 12 (the Y) to Little Naches and Bumping Lake Road.

Residents are advised to grab your family, pets, and important documents and evacuate the area immediately.

Personnel will be out doing door-to-door notifications shortly.

A Red Cross shelter will been opened at Summit View Church of Christ, 100 N 72nd Ave, Yakima, WA 98908 if evacuated community members need shelter. Call 509-929-4230 if you need shelter.

If people need shelter for livestock please come to the admin building at the State Fair Park fairgrounds to check in. The phone is (509)248-7160. If they need transport for livestock call Yakima Valley Emergency Management (509)834-9474

[iFred]

The fire outside of Bumping Lake has exploded and is now double its size over two days. This one hits close as that lake was my childhood summer.

[TT-SEA]

31 minutes ago, Cloud said:

Yakima County Sheriff's Office

**Schneider Springs Fire Update** 1230PM 8/19/2021

 

Level 3 GO NOW! evacuation notices have been issued for all residents along Hwy 410 from the Intersection of Highway 12 (the Y) to Little Naches and Bumping Lake Road.

Residents are advised to grab your family, pets, and important documents and evacuate the area immediately.

Personnel will be out doing door-to-door notifications shortly.

A Red Cross shelter will been opened at Summit View Church of Christ, 100 N 72nd Ave, Yakima, WA 98908 if evacuated community members need shelter. Call 509-929-4230 if you need shelter.

If people need shelter for livestock please come to the admin building at the State Fair Park fairgrounds to check in. The phone is (509)248-7160. If they need transport for livestock call Yakima Valley Emergency Management (509)834-9474

The Schneider Creek fire was an absolute beast last night on the IR satellite.    Not a dot... but rather a large blob of black.

[DJ Droppin]

8/19/21 10:41 PM Oregon/Washington Large Fires Overview

UPDATED

Source: NWCC(Northwest Interagency Coordination Center), InciWeb)

____________________________________________________

* NEW FIRE

** UPDATED INFORMATION (Cause, Estimated Containment Date)

____________________________________________________

Oregon fires [11] (1)

- BLACK BUTTE (Location: 25 miles S of Unity, OR)
Acres: 21,516 (279) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 39% (9%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-09-10

- BULL COMPLEX (Location: 12 miles NE of Detroit, OR)
Acres: 5,170 (50) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 0% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-30

- DEVIL'S KNOB COMPLEX (Location: 30 miles SE of Roseburg, OR)
Acres: 13,697 (3,226) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 15% - Estimated Containment Date: **2021-10-15

- FOX COMPLEX (Patton Meadow & Willow Valley) - (Location: 14 miles W of Lakeview, OR)/
Acres: 7,424 (195) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 35% (5%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-28

- GREEN RIDGE (Location: 30 miles E of Walla Walla, WA)
Acres: 38,787 (377) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 29% (3%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-15

- JACK (Location: 20 miles E of Glide, OR)
Acres: 23,703 (10) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 51% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-31

- KNOLL (Location: 7 miles NE of McKenzie Bridge, OR)
Acres: 544 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 75% (15%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-25

- MIDDLE FORK COMPLEX (Location: 9 miles N of Oakridge, OR)
Acres: 13,546 (789) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 7% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-15

- ROUGH PATCH COMPLEX (Location: 26 miles SE of Cottage Grove)
Acres: 17,559 (1,978) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 3% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-31

- SKYLINE RIDGE COMPLEX (Location: 5 miles E of Canyonville, OR)
Acres: 5,760 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 93% (12%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-30

* TWIN PEAKS *100% CONTAINED! (Location: 13 miles NW of McDermitt, NV)
Acres: 169 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 100% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-19

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Washington fires [16] (1)

- BULLDOG MOUNTAIN (Location: 20 miles N of Kettle Falls, WA)
Acres: 4,652 (92) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 5% - Estimated Containment Date: **2021-10-01

- CEDAR CREEK (Location: 4 miles WSW of Mazama, WA)
Acres: 54,261 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 55% (5%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-31

- CHICKADEE CREEK (Location: 15 miles W of Tonasket, WA)
Acres: 4,861 (3,408) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 11% (33%) - **Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-15

- CUB CREEK 2 (Location: 5 miles N of Winthrop, WA)
Acres: 69,903 (225) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 65% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-01

- DELANCY (Location: 4 miles W of Mazama, WA)
Acres: 223 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 95% - Estimated Containment Date: **2021-08-15

- FORD CORKSCREW (Location: 21 miles NW of Spokane, WA)
Acres: 15,019 (1,019) - Cause: **Human - Percent Contained: 14% (14%) - Estimated Containment Date: **2021-08-31

- LICK CREEK (Location: 2 miles SW of Asotin, WA)
Acres: 80,421 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 97% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-09-01

- MACK MOUNTAIN (Location: 15 miles N of Kettle Falls, WA)
Acres: 1,132 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 0% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-01

- MUCKAMUCK (Location: 3 miles NE of Conconully, WA)
Acres: 11,774 (907) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 5% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-15

- SCHNEIDER SPRINGS (Location: 20 miles NW of Naches, WA)
Acres: 56,422 (28,079) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 0% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-01

- SUMMIT TRAIL (Location: 17 miles W of Inchelium, WA)
Acres: 45,878 (3,124) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 35% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-31

- TWENTYFIVE MILE (Location: 12 miles NW of Chelan, WA)
Acres: 8,000 - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 0% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-31

- UPPER LIME CREEK (Location: 6 miles N of Keller, WA)
Acres: 382 (6) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 95% (20%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-09-08

- WALKER CREEK (Spur fire merged with Walker Creek Fire) - (Location: 1.5 miles SE of Bonaparte Lake, WA)
Acres: 23,184 (3,159) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 3% (3%) - Estimated Containment Date: **2021-11-15

- WHITMORE (Location: 18 miles SE of Omak, WA)
Acres: 58,280 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 75% (10%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-31

- WINDY PASS (Location: 10 miles S of Cle Elum, WA)
Acres: 82 - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 90% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-15

[Jesse]

On 8/6/2021 at 12:30 AM, Jesse said:

Heading up north to Cub Creek tomorrow.

Back and safe.

Man, what an experience. Gives you a whole new appreciation for what some folks do all season every year. Hard work is an understatement.

Taking a much anticipated trip back to NW Montana now. 

[SilverFallsAndrew]

3 minutes ago, Jesse said:

Back and safe.

Man, what an experience. Gives you a whole new appreciation for what some folks do all season every year. Hard work is an understatement.

Taking a much anticipated trip back to NW Montana now. 

Glad you made it through safe big fella.

[snow_wizard]

On 8/7/2021 at 7:40 AM, SilverFallsAndrew said:

That is similar to the scope of the Santiam complex last September. The lions head went from warm springs to the beachie creek fire which stopped right by silver falls and mehema. 

Almost looks like Mars.

[snow_wizard]

13 minutes ago, Jesse said:

Back and safe.

Man, what an experience. Gives you a whole new appreciation for what some folks do all season every year. Hard work is an understatement.

Taking a much anticipated trip back to NW Montana now. 

Are you ever home?

[snow_wizard]

17 hours ago, iFred said:

The fire outside of Bumping Lake has exploded and is now double its size over two days. This one hits close as that lake was my childhood summer.

I've been watching that one the visible satellite pics.  Pretty serious.

[snow_wizard]

Really solid looking cloud cover pretty much everywhere west of the Cascade Crest this morning.

[TT-SEA]

4 minutes ago, snow_wizard said:

Really solid looking cloud cover pretty much everywhere west of the Cascade Crest this morning.

Wrong thread.  

[Phil]

26 minutes ago, Jesse said:

Back and safe.

Man, what an experience. Gives you a whole new appreciation for what some folks do all season every year. Hard work is an understatement.

Taking a much anticipated trip back to NW Montana now. 

Glad you’re ok, man.

[snow_wizard]

WTF is with the downvotes on my posts.  Sheesh.

I do realize the last one should have been in the weather section though.

[TT-SEA]

Just now, snow_wizard said:

WTF is with the downvotes on my posts.  Sheesh.

I do realize the last one should have been in the weather section though.

Dude... Jesse downvotes everything for attention.    Its his thing.   Just ignore it.  

[Jesse]

11 hours ago, DJ Droppin said:

8/19/21 10:41 PM Oregon/Washington Large Fires Overview

UPDATED

Source: NWCC(Northwest Interagency Coordination Center), InciWeb)

____________________________________________________

* NEW FIRE

** UPDATED INFORMATION (Cause, Estimated Containment Date)

____________________________________________________

Oregon fires [11] (1)

- BLACK BUTTE (Location: 25 miles S of Unity, OR)
Acres: 21,516 (279) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 39% (9%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-09-10

- BULL COMPLEX (Location: 12 miles NE of Detroit, OR)
Acres: 5,170 (50) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 0% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-30

- DEVIL'S KNOB COMPLEX (Location: 30 miles SE of Roseburg, OR)
Acres: 13,697 (3,226) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 15% - Estimated Containment Date: **2021-10-15

- FOX COMPLEX (Patton Meadow & Willow Valley) - (Location: 14 miles W of Lakeview, OR)/
Acres: 7,424 (195) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 35% (5%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-28

- GREEN RIDGE (Location: 30 miles E of Walla Walla, WA)
Acres: 38,787 (377) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 29% (3%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-15

- JACK (Location: 20 miles E of Glide, OR)
Acres: 23,703 (10) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 51% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-31

- KNOLL (Location: 7 miles NE of McKenzie Bridge, OR)
Acres: 544 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 75% (15%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-25

- MIDDLE FORK COMPLEX (Location: 9 miles N of Oakridge, OR)
Acres: 13,546 (789) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 7% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-15

- ROUGH PATCH COMPLEX (Location: 26 miles SE of Cottage Grove)
Acres: 17,559 (1,978) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 3% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-31

- SKYLINE RIDGE COMPLEX (Location: 5 miles E of Canyonville, OR)
Acres: 5,760 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 93% (12%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-30

* TWIN PEAKS *100% CONTAINED! (Location: 13 miles NW of McDermitt, NV)
Acres: 169 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 100% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-19

•  

Washington fires [16] (1)

- BULLDOG MOUNTAIN (Location: 20 miles N of Kettle Falls, WA)
Acres: 4,652 (92) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 5% - Estimated Containment Date: **2021-10-01

- CEDAR CREEK (Location: 4 miles WSW of Mazama, WA)
Acres: 54,261 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 55% (5%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-31

- CHICKADEE CREEK (Location: 15 miles W of Tonasket, WA)
Acres: 4,861 (3,408) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 11% (33%) - **Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-15

- CUB CREEK 2 (Location: 5 miles N of Winthrop, WA)
Acres: 69,903 (225) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 65% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-01

- DELANCY (Location: 4 miles W of Mazama, WA)
Acres: 223 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 95% - Estimated Containment Date: **2021-08-15

- FORD CORKSCREW (Location: 21 miles NW of Spokane, WA)
Acres: 15,019 (1,019) - Cause: **Human - Percent Contained: 14% (14%) - Estimated Containment Date: **2021-08-31

- LICK CREEK (Location: 2 miles SW of Asotin, WA)
Acres: 80,421 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 97% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-09-01

- MACK MOUNTAIN (Location: 15 miles N of Kettle Falls, WA)
Acres: 1,132 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 0% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-01

- MUCKAMUCK (Location: 3 miles NE of Conconully, WA)
Acres: 11,774 (907) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 5% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-15

- SCHNEIDER SPRINGS (Location: 20 miles NW of Naches, WA)
Acres: 56,422 (28,079) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 0% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-01

- SUMMIT TRAIL (Location: 17 miles W of Inchelium, WA)
Acres: 45,878 (3,124) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 35% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-31

- TWENTYFIVE MILE (Location: 12 miles NW of Chelan, WA)
Acres: 8,000 - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 0% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-10-31

- UPPER LIME CREEK (Location: 6 miles N of Keller, WA)
Acres: 382 (6) - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 95% (20%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-09-08

- WALKER CREEK (Spur fire merged with Walker Creek Fire) - (Location: 1.5 miles SE of Bonaparte Lake, WA)
Acres: 23,184 (3,159) - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 3% (3%) - Estimated Containment Date: **2021-11-15

- WHITMORE (Location: 18 miles SE of Omak, WA)
Acres: 58,280 - Cause: Lightning - Percent Contained: 75% (10%) - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-31

- WINDY PASS (Location: 10 miles S of Cle Elum, WA)
Acres: 82 - Cause: Under Investigation - Percent Contained: 90% - Estimated Containment Date: 2021-08-15

Nice to have you posting again.

[DJ Droppin]

3 hours ago, Jesse said:

Back and safe.

Man, what an experience. Gives you a whole new appreciation for what some folks do all season every year. Hard work is an understatement.

Taking a much anticipated trip back to NW Montana now. 

Welcome back. What were you doing? if you don't mind me asking.

[DJ Droppin]

2 hours ago, Jesse said:

Nice to have you posting again.

Thanks. I update the fires every day in my FB group and I can certainly copy/paste them in here.