INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SITUATION REPORT THURSDAY JULY 17, 2003 - 0530 MDT NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS LEVEL 3

CURRENT SITUATION:

Initial attack activity was moderate in the Northern Rockies, the Northwest, Rocky Mountain, the Southwest and the Southern Areas, and light elsewhere. Nationally, 225 new fires were reported. Six new large fires were reported, three in the Rocky Mountain Area, and one each in the Northern Rockies, the Southwest, and Southern California Areas. Five large fires were contained, one each in the Western Great Basin, the Eastern Great Basin, the Southwest, the Southern California and the Northwest. Very high to extreme fire indices were reported in Alaska, , California, , Hawaii, , , Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, , Texas, Utah, and Wyoming.

SOUTHWEST AREA LARGE FIRES:

KINISHBA, Fort Apache Agency, Bureau of Indian Affairs. Type 1 Incident Management Team (Humphrey) is assigned. This fire is in ponderosa pine, woodlands and chaparral, two miles west of Whiteriver, AZ. Due to high winds active fire behavior with torching and spotting was observed. Crews are constructing indirect containment lines and conducting burn out operations. The communities of Cradlebroad, Over the Rainbow, Jurassic Park and Whiteriver have been evacuated. Structure protection is in place for 700 threatened residences.

SPRUCE COMPLEX, Gila National Forest. A Type 2 Incident Management Team (Bateman) is assigned. This complex is composed of the Spruce, Silver, Nabours, and Parallel fires and is in brush, ponderosa pine and mixed conifer, nine miles east of Glenwood, NM. All fires remain active within the complex.

MOLINA COMPLEX, Santa Fe National Forest. A Type 2 Incident Management Team (Philbin) has been ordered. This complex, comprised of the Capulin and Molina fires, is eight miles east of Cundiyo, NM. The fire is being managed with a confinement strategy. Crews are holding containment lines north of the Capulin Drainage.

DRY LAKE COMPLEX, Gila National Forest. A Fire Use Management Team (Rath) is assigned; the Team is also managing the Turnbo fire. This lightning caused Wildland Fire Use complex, comprised of the Dry Lake, Sycamore, Moonshine and Granny fires, is 27 miles northwest of Silver City, NM. The primary fuels involved in these fires are pinyon pine, juniper, ponderosa pine and grass. The complex is being managed to accomplish multiple resource objectives. Surface fire activity increased due to high winds.

TURNBO, Gila National Forest. A Fire Use Management Team (Rath) is assigned. This fire is 37 miles northwest of Silver City, NM, and is being managed with a confinement suppression strategy. Significant increase in surface fire behavior due to intense winds was observed in mixed conifer with heavy concentrations of dead and down fuel.

MAPLE, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. This fire is in grass, brush and ponderosa pine, 25 miles northeast of Clifton, AZ. The fire is being managed with a confine/contain strategy. Minimal fire behavior was observed. The fire is in monitor status.

POPCORN, San Carlos Agency, Bureau of Indian Affairs. This fire is in pinyon pine, juniper, and brush, 35 miles northeast of Globe, AZ. Crews are constructing direct attack fireline.

DIVIDE, Gila National Forest. This fire is seven miles southeast of Aragon, NM. Moderate fire behavior was observed in grass, ponderosa pine and mixed conifers. Crews are constructing containment lines and conducting burn out operations

LUERA, Socorro District, New Mexico - State Forestry. This fire is in pinyon pine, ponderosa pine, juniper and Douglas fir, 20 miles south of Datil, NM. Active surface fire behavior was observed. Engine crews are monitoring.

WINDMILL, Safford Field Office, Arizona State Office. This fire is in grass, cottonwoods and mesquite, 15 miles northeast of Sonoita, AZ. Moderate fire behavior in light fuel was observed. Crews are patrolling and mopping up.

WEST, Safford-Tucson Field Office, Bureau of Land Management. This fire is 15 miles southeast of Sierra Vista, AZ. Moderate fire behavior was observed in sacaton grass, cottonwood, and mesquite. Engine crews are improving containment lines and mopping up in heavy fuel.

LARGO, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. This fire is in ponderosa pine, pinyon pine, juniper and grass, 15 miles south of Alpine, AZ. Active fire behavior with short uphill runs, torching, and short range spotting was observed. Crews are constructing containment lines on the east side of the fire. Structure protection is in place for 31 threatened structures.

STEEPLE, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. This fire is in mixed conifer with heavy dead and down fuel, five miles east of Hannagan Meadow, AZ. Active fire behavior with short uphill runs, torching, crowning and spotting was observed. Personnel are burning out along Highway 191. Structure protection is in place for 13 threatened structures.

SKELETON, Arizona State. This fire is in desert shrub, brush and open grassland, 15 miles east to northeast of Douglas, AZ. This wind driven fire moved rapidly in fine fuels. Personnel are patrolling, mopping up and monitoring.

ST UNIT SIZE % EST TOTL CRW ENG HELI STRC $$$ INCIDENT NAME CTN CTN PERS LOST CTD KINISHBA AZ FTA 17,700 15 UNK 1,143 35 45 5 0 1.9M SPRUCE COMPLEX NM GNF 5,480 0 8/13 93 1 4 2 0 80K MOLINA COMPLEX NM SNF 6,000 15 UNK 104 4 0 2 0 477K DRY LAKE COMPLEX- NM GNF 91,000 N/A N/A 3 0 0 0 0 3.5M WFU TURNBO NM GNF 8,000 20 UNK 99 8 0 3 0 617K MAPLE AZ ASF 2,850 85 7/18 NR 0 1 0 0 180K POPCORN AZ SCA 426 95 7/17 253 9 0 2 0 140K DIVIDE NM GNF 2,500 60 7/18 45 2 1 0 0 15K LUERA NM N3S 150 50 7/18 19 1 3 0 0 15K WINDMILL AZ SAD 500 90 7/17 67 1 5 0 0 15K WEST AZ SAD 1,192 95 7/17 30 0 3 0 0 60K LARGO AZ ASF 1,300 15 UNK 81 3 2 0 0 116K STEEPLE AZ ASF 3,800 0 UNK 26 0 3 0 0 38K SKELETON AZ AZS 3,500 85 7/18 NR 0 0 0 0 3K ENCEBADO NM TAA 5,382 100 --- 747 18 14 6 0 8.6M TAA = Taos Northern Pueblos Agency, Bureau of Indian Affairs

EASTERN GREAT BASIN AREA LARGE FIRES:

EAST TABLE, Bridger-Teton National Forest. A Type 2 Incident Management Team (Broyles) is assigned. This fire is ten miles east of Alpine, WY. Favorable winds minimized fire behavior in grass and heavy timber. Crews are constructing containment lines.

TOBIAS, Salmon-Challis National Forest. A Type 2 Incident Management Team (Van Bruggen) is assigned. This fire is in grass, sage and mixed conifer with dead and down fuel, 18 miles north to northwest of Leadore, ID. A decrease in fire behavior due to favorable weather was observed. Crews are constructing fireline. Structure protection is in place for two residences that are threatened. One residence and 13 out buildings have been confirmed lost. Reduction in acreage is due to more accurate mapping.

BLACKWALL, Salmon-Challis National Forest. A Type 2 Incident Management Team (Kechter) is assigned. This fire is in mixed conifer with heavy ground fuel, 32 miles north of Salmon, ID. Active fire behavior due to high winds produced spotting and short crown fire runs. Crews are constructing fireline.

BULLDOG, Richfield Field Office, Bureau of Land Management. A Type 2 Incident Management Team (Brunner) is assigned. This fire is in oak, mountain mahogany, juniper and pinyon pine, 17 miles north of Ticaboo, UT. Crews are improving containment lines and conducting burn out operations. One commercial property and several out buildings are threatened; structure protection is in place. Five outbuildings have been confirmed lost.

FARMINGTON, Wasatch-Cache National Forest. A Type 1 Incident Management Team (Hart) is assigned. This fire is one-half mile east of Farmington, UT. Creeping and individual tree torching within the interior was observed in oak brush, cheat grass, spruce and fir. Crews are mopping up and improving fireline with support from aerial resources in inaccessible areas. Structure protection remains in place for several summer cabins and 41 residences in Farmington and Fruit Heights.

WOODENSHOE, Manti-LaSal National Forest. This fire is in the Dark Canyon Wilderness Area, 25 miles west of Blanding, UT. The fire is being managed with a confine/contain strategy. This will be the last report unless significant activity occurs.

INCIDENT NAME ST UNIT SIZE % EST TOTL CRW ENG HELI STRC $$$ CTN CTN PERS LOST CTD EAST TABLE WY BTF 3,400 30 7/20 445 16 1 6 0 679K TOBIAS ID SCF 14,500 40 7/22 345 8 17 4 14 250K BLACKWALL ID SCF 325 10 UNK 190 6 1 1 0 232K BULLDOG UT RID 33,080 30 UNK 327 9 7 4 5 1.2M FARMINGTON UT WCF 1,935 95 UNK 177 3 1 5 0 1.7M WOODENSHOE UT MLF 2,710 95 UNK 0 0 0 0 0 NR CAUSEY UT NWS 486 100 --- 26 1 1 0 10 NR NWS = Northwest State, Utah State

NORTHWEST AREA LARGE FIRES:

CLARK, Willamette National Forest. A Unified Command has been established between a Type 2 Incident Management Team (Gardner) and An Oregon Department of Forestry Incident Management Team (Labhart). This fire is in understory and timber with dead and down fuels, ten miles northeast of Lowell, OR. Active fire behavior with running, torching and spotting was observed. Crews are building containment lines on the south and west flanks. The Bed Rock Campground remains evacuated and structure protection is in place for five threatened residences.

MIDDLE FORK, Southeast Washington State. A Washington Interagency Incident Management Team (Bernt/Andring) is assigned. This fire is 21 miles east of Yakima, WA. Minimal fire behavior was observed. Crews are mopping up and improving fireline. Structure protection is in place for 150 threatened residences.

FAWN PEAK COMPLEX, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. A Type 1 Incident Management Team (Lohrey) is assigned. This complex is comprised of the Fawn Peak, Sweetgrass and Farewell fires; the Fawn Peak and Sweetgrass fires have been controlled. The Farewell fire is in sub-alpine fir with heavy dead and down timber, 13 miles northwest of Winthrop, WA. Significant runs were observed in the Disaster Creek drainage of the Pasayten Wilderness Area. Crews are constructing direct handline on the west flank towards Barney Mountain. The residents of nine summer homes remain evacuated; structure protection is in place east of the Church River. Reduction in acreage is due to more accurate mapping.

JENKINS CABIN, Oregon Department of Forestry. An Oregon Department of Forestry Incident Management Team (Keith) is assigned. This fire is in conifer, brush and grass, five miles north of Mt. Vernon, OR. Minimal fire behavior was observed. Crews are reinforcing containment lines and mopping up.

INCIDENT NAME ST UNIT SIZE % EST TOTL CRW ENG HELI STRC $$$ CTN CTN PERS LOST CTD CLARK OR WIF 1,400 10 UNK 594 19 16 4 0 1M MIDDLE FORK WA SES 2,100 90 7/17 482 13 41 3 0 1.7M FAWN PEAK COMPLEX WA OWF 16,250 30 UNK 1,495 51 51 11 0 12.8M JENKINS CABIN OR ODF 772 95 7/17 456 13 22 4 0 942K SHOOTING RANGE WA SPD 2,500 100 --- 45 0 14 0 0 NR

ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA LARGE FIRES:

GRAMM, Medicine Bow National Forest. A Type 2 Incident Management Team (Mullenix) is assigned. This fire is 30 miles southwest of Laramie, WY. Active ground fire with short runs of crowning, torching and spotting were observed in ponderosa pine. Structure protection is in place for 241 threatened structures.

BALCONY HOUSE COMPLEX, Mesa Verde National Park. A Type 2 Incident Management Team has been ordered. This fire is in pinyon pine and juniper, in Mesa Verde National Park. Extreme fire behavior was observed.

CARR, Garfield County, CO. This fire is in pinyon pine, juniper and sagebrush, 13 miles northwest of DeBeque, CO. Smoldering fire behavior with isolated torching was observed. Crews are holding and constructing containment lines. Structure protection is in place for six residences that are threatened. Reduction in acreage is due to more accurate mapping.

BRUSH MOUNTAIN, Garfield County, CO. A Type 2 Incident Management Team (Blume) is assigned. This fire is 30 miles north of Grand Junction, CO. Active fire behavior with short runs and torching was observed in spruce, fir, pinyon pine, juniper, brush and grass. Crews are holding and constructing fireline.

BEAR CREEK, San Juan National Forest. A Fire Use Management Team (Clark) is assigned. This Wildland Fire Use fire is in spruce and fir, five miles northeast of Vallecito, CO. The fire is being managed for resource benefit. Slow burning through dead and down fuels and occasional torching were observed. Crews are constructing and holding fireline on a slop over in Vallecito Canyon.

OTTER, Washakie County. This fire is in spruce fur and sagebrush, 20 miles northwest of Kaycee, WY. Extreme fire behavior with torching and spotting was observed. Crews are constructing fireline and mopping up.

DEEP LAKE, Shoshone National Forest. This fire is 30 miles northwest of Cody, WY. Active fire behavior with torching and spotting was observed. Personnel are holding containment lines on the east flank of the fire.

INCIDENT NAME ST UNIT SIZE % EST TOTL CRW ENG HELI STRC $$$ CTN CTN PERS LOST CTD GRAMM WY MB2F 630 10 UNK 131 2 8 1 0 264K BALCONY HOUSE CO MVP 1,500 0 UNK 107 1 11 0 0 NR COMPLEX CARR CO GJX 125 75 7/18 78 2 9 2 0 73K BRUSH MOUNTAIN CO GJX 4,908 70 7/18 345 8 13 1 0 1.8M BEAR CREEK-WFU CO SJF 1,869 N/A N/A 228 7 9 2 0 962K OTTER WY CPX 100 0 7/18 52 3 11 0 0 NR DEEP LAKE WY SHF 300 0 UNK 7 0 1 0 0 NR

NORTHERN ROCKIES AREA LARGE FIRES:

BOX CANYON, Central Land Office, Montana Dept. of Natural Resources & Conservation. This fire is in grass and timber, 34 miles north of Helena, MT. Active fire behavior with torching and spotting was observed. Crews are holding and constructing containment lines with support from aerial resources. Structure protection is in place for threatened structures. One out building is confirmed lost.

JIMTOWN, Helena National Forest. A Type 2 Incident Management Team (Swope) is assigned. This fire is in grass and timber, ten miles northeast of Helena, MT. Minimal fire activity in pockets of heavy fuels was observed. Crews are mopping up.

ARMELLS, Lewistown Field Office, Bureau of Land Management. This fire is 18 miles northwest of Roy, MT. Reduction in acreage is due to more accurate mapping.

INCIDENT NAME ST UNIT SIZE % EST TOTL CRW ENG HELI STRC $$$ CTN CTN PERS LOST CTD BOX CANYON MT CES 161 40 7/17 144 3 16 3 1 NR JIMTOWN MT HNF 1,061 80 7/17 345 11 25 2 0 825K ARMELLS MT LED 700 85 7/17 81 3 6 0 0 NR

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA LARGE FIRES:

COYOTE, Monte Vista Unit, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. This fire is in Chaparral, four miles east of Julian, CA. Structure protection is in place for 100 residences that are threatened.

INCIDENT NAME ST UNIT SIZE % EST TOTL CRW ENG HELI STRC $$$ CTN CTN PERS LOST CTD COYOTE CA MVU 5,000 0 UNK 760 34 31 19 0 NR HILLSIDE CA KRN 835 100 --- 271 7 10 1 0 NR KRN = Kern County FD

WESTERN GREAT BASIN AREA LARGE FIRES:

INCIDENT NAME ST UNIT SIZE % EST TOTL CRW ENG HELI STRC $$$ CTN CTN PERS LOST CTD ROBB NV HTF 2,196 100 --- 113 2 7 1 0 398K HTF = Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest

OUTLOOK:

Fire Weather Watches: For western Wyoming for dry lightning, low relative humidity, warm temperatures and dry fuels. For the Bridger–Teton National Forest for low relative humidity and dry lightning.

Red Flag Warning: For dry lightning over the mountains of San Bernardino, Riverside, and San Diego counties, except for the Santa Ana range.

Weather Discussion: What is left of Claudette will track along the New Mexico/Mexico border today, injecting additional moisture into a developing southerly flow across the western states. Showers and wet thunderstorms are expected in southern New Mexico, with some moisture arriving in southeast Arizona during the early evening. Some of this moisture is also expect to wrap into west-central Arizona, southern California, the southern Great Basin and western Colorado, triggering a mixture of wet and dry thunderstorms. Unstable air over the Pacific Northwest will continue to provide a chance of very isolated dry thunderstorms over higher elevations of southeast Oregon.

Geographic Area High Minimum Relative Wind Weather Temperatures Humidity EASTERN GREAT BASIN AREA Idaho and the Bridger-Teton will Idaho, Bridger-Teton Idaho, Bridger-Teton 12 Light and variable region be mostly sunny with a slight 64 to 90 mountains, to 23% mountains, 9 to wide, except gusts up to 35 chance of dry afternoon mountain 76 to 99 valleys. 16% valleys. mph in the vicinity of thunderstorms. Utah and Arizona Utah, Arizona Strip thunderstorms. Utah and the Arizona Strip will be Strip 82 to 98 higher 13 to 20% mountains, 5 partly cloudy. Slight chance of dry elevations, 90 to 105 to 14% valleys. afternoon thunderstorms over valleys. mountains in the north. Higher chance of wet thunderstorms in the south.

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA Mostly sunny, with cumulus 60s to low 70s near 50% or more along the Variable under 12 mph, developing over the ridges in the the coast, low 80s to coast, 20 to 30% higher mainly southeast to afternoon. A slight chance of low 90s higher terrain, 12 to 22% inland southwest. Peak afternoon afternoon and evening mainly dry terrain, and low 90s valleys, and 5 to 13% gusts southwest about 20 thunderstorms over the higher to 106 inland valleys. east of the Sierra mph over Cascade/Sierra terrain of the Northern Sierra and Cascade Crest. crest eastward eastside Predictive Service Areas. Patchy low clouds and fog near the coast, mostly clearing by midday. NORTHERN ROCKIES AREA Isolated to scattered Idaho 90 to 100 Idaho 20 to 30% Southwest to northwest 5 to thunderstorms for eastern Montana 85 to 100 Montana 18 to 25% 15 mph Montana and North Dakota North Dakota 80s North Dakota 40 to 50%

NORTHWEST AREA Increasing threat for some Warming. 80s and West of Cascades No significant wind. afternoon thunderstorms mainly in 90s except to low ranging from 15%. Generally northwest to north south central and eastern Oregon. 100s in parts of Southwest Oregon to 5 to 15 mph. Local gusts to southern Oregon. 35%. Northwest 25 in parts of eastern Washington. Washington and Oregon. Eastside 5 to 15 % with lowest values in southeast Oregon. ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA Partly cloudy. Isolated to widely Highs in the upper 8 to 18% western Southeast winds 15 to 25 scattered thunderstorms. 80s to mid and upper sections and central mph northern plains and Thunderstorms will be mainly dry, 90s (70s to mid 80s Wyoming. 20 to 40% Black. 5 to 15 mph for the except for the plains of South mountains). eastern sections. front range. Slope/valley 5 to Dakota, and Nebraska. 15 mph in western Colorado and northern Wyoming. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA Patchy morning low clouds and 70 to 85 coastal 10 to 20% deserts. Southeast to southwest 5 to fog coastal areas, otherwise partly areas. 15 to 30% mountains. 15 mph. cloudy with isolated dry 80 to 100 mountains. 20 to 35% valleys. thunderstorms over the mountains 90 to 110 valleys. and deserts of southern California 100 to 110upper mainly east of Cajon Pass and desert. over the Sierras mainly from the 110 to 120 low crest eastward. desert.

SOUTHWEST AREA Partly cloudy with isolated wet and 75 to 85 mountains, 10 to 20% Northern Variable 10 to 20 mph with dry thunderstorms. Scattered wet 85 to 105 lower Arizona and New east winds 15 to 25 mph storms over southern Arizona. elevations. Mexico, 20 to 30% west southern Arizona and Texas and southern extreme southwest New Arizona. Mexico. Gusts to 45+ near thunderstorms. WESTERN GREAT BASIN AREA Mostly sunny skies in the morning Upper 80s to near 7 to 18% at lower Generally upslope/up canyon with afternoon cloudiness and a 100 valleys, 80 to 90 elevations, 10 to 22% in in the afternoon at 8 to 15 good chance of isolated afternoon mountains, with a upper elevations and 15 mph. dry thunderstorms. maximum of 102 in to 25% in the Sierras. the southern deserts.

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FIRES AND ACRES YESTERDAY:

AREA BIA BLM FWS NPS ST/OT USFS TOTAL FIRES 0 0 Alaska ACRES 3 3 FIRES 8 33 13 54 Northwest ACRES 1,001 38 1,227 2,266 FIRES 8 3 11 Northern California ACRES 6 1 7 FIRES 25 7 32 Southern California ACRES 167 421 588 FIRES 5 6 26 27 64 Northern Rockies ACRES 1 65 173 76 315 FIRES 2 3 3 8 Eastern Great Basin ACRES 126 2 796 924 FIRES 1 0 1 Western Great Basin ACRES 99 5 104 FIRES 1 1 6 13 21 Southwest ACRES 0 150 77 93 320 FIRES 3 5 0 11 9 28 Rocky Mountain ACRES 3 5 1,000 576 321 1,905 FIRES 3 1 4 Eastern Area ACRES 11 0 11 FIRES 2 2 Southern Area ACRES 3 3 FIRES 9 17 0 6 117 76 225 TOTAL ACRES 4 1,381 0 1,065 1,061 2,935 6,446

FIRES AND ACRES YEAR-TO-DATE:

AREA BIA BLM FWS NPS ST/OT USFS TOTAL FIRES 1 14 17 10 333 8 383 Alaska ACRES 20 2,337 116,824 3,554 207,703 1 330,439 FIRES 108 82 6 17 650 333 1,196 Northwest ACRES 13,459 1,722 2 12 4,655 26,438 46,288 FIRES 83 8 1 5 1,038 210 1,345 Northern California ACRES 42 0 1 6,510 11,312 687 18,552 FIRES 45 43 8 9 1,302 260 1,667 Southern California ACRES 802 1,928 356 264 13,614 1,640 18,604 FIRES 642 26 23 11 342 255 1,299 Northern Rockies ACRES 4,719 955 2,396 568 16,745 2,748 28,131 FIRES 19 226 1 5 234 236 721 Eastern Great Basin ACRES 15,451 66,556 100 0 10,642 20,862 113,611 FIRES 3 159 1 6 28 35 232 Western Great Basin ACRES 0 4,654 0 5 515 657 5,831 FIRES 476 106 14 10 633 913 2,152 Southwest ACRES 12,211 3,661 1,298 3,391 12,582 157,732 190,875 FIRES 61 306 36 19 495 200 1,117 Rocky Mountain ACRES 391 1,475 1,962 1,202 4,406 1,654 11,090 FIRES 905 66 18 8,355 419 9,763 Eastern Area ACRES 52,186 6,890 685 108,016 5,519 173,296 FIRES 113 20 11 10,574 318 11,036 Southern Area ACRES 20,950 3,729 756 153,752 8,782 187,969 FIRES 2,456 970 193 121 23,984 3,187 30,911 TOTAL ACRES 120,231 83,288 133,558 16,947 543,942 226,720 1,124,686

Ten Year Average Fires 48,265

Ten Year Average Acres 1,893,841

***Changes in some agency YTD agency acres reflect more accurate mapping or reporting adjustments***

PRESCRIBED FIRES AND ACRES YESTERDAY:

AREA BIA BLM FWS NPS ST/OT USFS TOTAL FIRES 0 Alaska ACRES 0 FIRES 0 Northwest ACRES 0 FIRES 0 Northern California ACRES 0 FIRES 0 0 Southern California ACRES 8 8 FIRES 0 Northern Rockies ACRES 0 FIRES 0 Eastern Great Basin ACRES 0 FIRES 0 Western Great Basin ACRES 0 FIRES 0 Southwest ACRES 0 FIRES 1 1 Rocky Mountain ACRES 13 13 FIRES 0 Eastern Area ACRES 0 FIRES 1 2 3 Southern Area ACRES 287 2,450 2,737 FIRES 0 0 2 0 0 2 4 TOTAL ACRES 0 0 300 8 0 2,450 2,758

PRESCRIBED FIRES AND ACRES YEAR-TO-DATE:

AREA BIA BLM FWS NPS ST/OT USFS TOTAL FIRES 6 6 Alaska ACRES 1,555 1,555 FIRES 28 91 146 3 217 485 Northwest ACRES 5,351 10,906 4,675 123 28,180 49,235 FIRES 2 11 102 16 127 258 Northern California ACRES 31 273 16,201 2,193 9,712 28,410 FIRES 2 3 5 89 99 Southern California ACRES 27 621 2,974 13,641 17,263 FIRES 12 11 68 4 23 315 433 Northern Rockies ACRES 502 3,808 9,189 760 1,750 15,030 31,039 FIRES 1 17 3 9 24 54 Eastern Great Basin ACRES 18 3,791 300 910 6,200 11,219 FIRES 1 2 1 4 Western Great Basin ACRES 100 320 230 650 FIRES 13 33 19 4 3 226 298 Southwest ACRES 3,333 25,971 39,373 4,877 12 43,128 116,694 FIRES 26 14 88 9 10 74 221 Rocky Mountain ACRES 1,718 1,336 12,760 9,542 132 5,883 31,371 FIRES 23 310 16 445 194 988 Eastern Area ACRES 10,562 56,064 1,823 78,493 26,708 173,650 FIRES 53 264 68 13,166 1,160 14,711 Southern Area ACRES 19,379 94,196 83,182 765,324 905,010 1,867,091 FIRES 158 180 1,003 127 13,662 2,427 17,557 TOTAL ACRES 40,894 46,212 233,379 105,794 848,176 1,053,722 2,328,177

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WFU FIRES AND ACRES YEAR-TO-DATE:

AREA BIA BLM FWS NPS ST/OT USFS TOTAL FIRES 0 Alaska ACRES 0 FIRES 0 Northwest ACRES 0 FIRES 0 Northern California ACRES 0 FIRES 1 3 4 Southern California ACRES 0 0 0 FIRES 2 1 3 Northern Rockies ACRES 2 0 2 FIRES 6 6 Eastern Great Basin ACRES 3 3 FIRES 0 Western Great Basin ACRES 0 FIRES 1 10 11 Southwest ACRES 3,500 155,365 158,865 FIRES 15 2 3 20 Rocky Mountain ACRES 1,551 0 1,679 3,230 FIRES 0 Eastern Area ACRES 0 FIRES 3 3 Southern Area ACRES 830 830 FIRES 0 15 0 9 0 23 47 TOTAL ACRES 0 1,551 0 4,332 0 157,047 162,930

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CANADA FIRES AND HECTARES:

FIRES HECTARES FIRES HECTARES PROVINCES YESTERDAY YESTERDAY YEAR-TO-DATE YEAR-TO-DATE British Columbia 13 17 702 4,419 Yukon Territory 1 0 54 5,118 Alberta 3 5 581 2,501 Northwest Territory 0 0 73 8,405 Saskatchewan 12 612 318 40,050 Manitoba 13 3,335 729 309,168 Ontario 3 0 672 295,789 Quebec 2 526 522 50,287 Newfoundland 1 0 103 1,148 New Brunswick 0 0 159 180 Nova Scotia 0 0 213 1,275 Prince Edward Island 0 0 0 0 National Parks 0 0 33 417 Total 48 4,443 4,159 718,757

RESOURCES STATUS: COMMITTED RESOURCES

CREWS CREWS ENGS ENGS HELI HELI AIRT AIRT OVRHD OVRHD AREA FED ST/OT FED ST/OT FED ST/OT FED ST/OT FED ST/OT Alaska 3 Northwest 57 8317 169 6 21 2 490440 Northern California 1 Southern California 16 49 18 47 5 18 10 651 Northern Rockies 22 1 39 65 8 7 85 84 Eastern Great Basin 26 24 23 16 16 7 279 78 Western Great Basin 7 2 15 13 2 2 23 22 Southwest 80 7 21 63 11 10 397 256 Rocky Mountain 21 8 42 60 9 5 1 220 85 Eastern Area 6 Southern Area Total 232 174176 433 57 70 3 0 15101616

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