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Oregon & Washington Fire Maps: Track Fires Near Me Right Now | Heavy.com
These are the latest updates about fires in Oregon and Washington as of September 21/22.
With a new fire in Everett, Washington on Friday night, more people are wanting updates on the status of fires in the two states.
You can see an interactive map of the Oregon and Washington fires here, provided by Oregon.gov, or view details from NIFC.gov here.
Another interactive map is here.
Read on for the latest details about the fires' locations, containment, evacuations, and more.
In Oregon, according to NIFC, there are four active fires, totaling 188,241 acres.
In Washington there are 14 active fires, totaling 185,461 acres.
Read on for details about active fires in Oregon and Washington, according to NIFC.gov and other sources.
You can also see an interactive map of southern Oregon specifically, detailing evacuation areas, here.Here's another real-time fire map via Public RAPTOR for the Oregon area:.
Another interactive fire map, provided by ARCGIS, can be viewed below or at this link.
You may need to zoom in to see Oregon and Washington:.
You can also see weather warnings and Inciweb fire notices in Washington and Oregon in Google's Crisis map at this link.
Here are details on the individual fires for September 21-22.
There's a lot of information, so if you are looking for a specific fire, search for the fire's name or the city's name.
Arctic Jim Fire.
This North Cascades National Park fire in Washington is 880 acres and 0 percent contained, according to NIFC.
It's two miles southwest of White Swan.
It's listed on NIFC's webpage.
Bannock Lakes Fire.
This Washington fire in the Okanogan/Wenatchee National Forest is 497 acres and 0 percent contained as of September 21, according to NIFC.
It's remained about the same size for the last month.
The fire is 17 miles west of Stehekin in Glacier Peaks Wilderness.
Inciweb is covering this fire alongside the Cougar Creek Fire and the Lost Fire, but it hasn't issued any updates about this particular fire in a while.
The fire was caused by lightning and is in the Glacier Peaks Wilderness.
Buckindy Fire.
This Washington fire in Mt.
Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest is 105 acres and 0 percent contained, according to NIFC.
No additional details are available.
Cabbage Fire.
This fire is 100 acres and 60 percent contained.
It's 12 miles southeast of Pendleton, according to NIFC.
Clear Fork Fire.
This Washington fire in Glifford Pinchot National Forest is 113 acres and 0 percent contained, according to NIFC.
No additional details are available.
At one point it appeared that Inciweb was updating the Clear Fork Fire with the Miriam Fire.
The Miriam fire is so well under control that it is no longer being updated.
Cougar Creek Fire.
This Washington fire is now 42,712 acres and 79 percent contained as of September 21.
It's 8 miles northwest of Manson, 12 miles northwest of Ardenvior, 7 1/2 miles northeast of Plain, and 20 miles northwest of Entiat.
It was caused by lightning, and fire activity has cooled due to cooler, moist conditions.
It's so well contained that Inciweb is no longer providing daily updates.
Inciweb's last map for the fire is above, released on September 11.
The following update was shared by Inciweb on September 16: "Movement continued on repairing the results of suppression activities on Saturday.
Repair of hand lines near the Alder Ridge Trail (#1523) were completed and are ready for acceptance by resource advisors.
An excavator working south is continuing to make improvements to Forest Road 6104 between Alder Ridge and Maverick Peak.
Excellent progress has been made on the management of heavy fuels on Mosquito Ridge.
Necessary repairs in the Burgess Meadows area were evaluated on Saturday.
On the east side of the fire repair operations are focused on two areas, Shady Pass Road (FR 5900) and dozer lines and roads in the Potato Creek area.
There is an extensive amount of light fuel piling required along the Shady Pass Road.
Fire behavior was minimal on Saturday.".
For specific questions and updates regarding evacuations please call the Chelan County Emergency Management at 509-667-6863 or visit their Facebook page.
Red Cross can be contacted at 509-663-3907.
A Red Cross Shelter at 14916 US 97A in Entiat is on standby.
Everett, Washington Fire.
This fire just started the evening of September 21.
It does not have a name and is not listed on the NIFC list.
It was a two-alarm fire that started in a dumpster and then spread to 3001 Hewitt Avenue, KIRO 7 reported.
The fire was near Judd & Black on Hewitt Avenue, a home appliance store.
It can be seen along parts of I-5.
The cause is being investigated.
Crescent Mountain Fire.
This Washington fire is 52,609 acres and 75 percent contained as of September 21. It's 18 miles west of Winthrop.
It was caused by lightning.
It consumed what was originally the Gilbert Fire as of August 9.
The fire started on July 29 in the headwaters of the Twisp River, about 21 miles from Twisp, Washington in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
On September 21, Inciweb noted the following about the fire:.
"Crescent Mountain and McLeod Fire crews continue to repair damage caused by firefighting operations, using excavators to mend and obscure dozer and hand-dug line.
The intent of suppression repair is to minimize soil erosion and restore damaged ecological functions.
All repairs occur under advisement of local Resource Advisors.
"Smoke and flame are occasionally spotted within the fire perimeterwhere heavy fuels retain heat that intensifies by mid- afternoon.
This causes the fire, lingering in dry grasses and forbs under the heavy fuels, to creep slowly.
It is not unusual for individual trees to occasionally torch.
Acreage figures for Crescent Mountain and McLeod Fires were updated today based on GPS mapping.
Firefighters continue to progress in achieving suppression and repair objectives related to values at risk such as private property, infrastructure, timber, and critical habitat.
"Campfire Closures: On Monday, September 17, 2018, the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest announced that forest users are once again able to have campfires in approved campfire rings within designated recreation sites and other special sites across the forest outside of the Crescent, McLeod and Holman fire closure areas. "For current Industrial Fire Precaution Levels, call 1-800-527-3305 or https://fortress.wa.gov/dnr/protection/ifpl/ Zone levels may change daily.
Go to this website to view the current level for local zones 678W and 684. As of this printing, both zones require firewood gatherers' saws to have an approved spark arrestor and a shovel and fire extinguisher readily available.
Sawyers are advised to stay in the cutting area and watch for fire starts for at least one hour after shutting down power saws.
In addition to this baseline requirement, Zone 684 currently requires shutdown of power saws by 1pm.
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