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2023 Grapevine Fire

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Unit Information

344 S Cortez St 
Prescott, 
86303 
344 S Cortez St 
Prescott, 
86303 

Incident Contacts

Grapevine Fire Information
Email: 2023.grapevine@firenet.gov
Phone: 928-925-1111
Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Highlighted Activity

The ongoing fires in the Texas Panhandle have affected multiple counties and displaced many families. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension has provided verified relief information, which is attached. Resources for both those affected and those wanting to donate can be found on the Texas A&M Agrilife Extension website.
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Grapevine Fire

At approximately 4:00 PM on Friday, July 21, 2023, resources from Prescott National Forest responded to a smoke report on the south side of Mingus Mountain, on the Verde Ranger District.   

Grapevine Fire Area/Road Closure terminated August 2, 2023 @5:00 pm.   

 

Basic Information
Current as of Sat, 03/02/2024 - 15:46
Incident Type Wildfire
Cause Lightning
Date of Origin
Location 8 Miles East of Prescott Valley
Incident Commander Ryan Barela, AZ Central West Zone Type 3 Incident Commander
Coordinates 34° 37' 11'' Latitude
-112° 09'
16
'' Longitude
Current Situation
Total Personnel: 120
Size 1,049 Acres
Percent of Perimeter Contained 100%
Estimated Containment Date 08/23/2023
Fuels Involved

Brush and Timber (Litter and Understory) and Short Grass

Significant Events

The fire behavior today was minimal with few fuels in the fire area available to burn. Recent precipitation has caused live fuel moistures to increase, while dead fuel moistures will steadily decline due to forecasted hot and dry weather. Minimal fire behavior is expected. 

Outlook
Planned Actions

Planned actions include continuing to monitor the fire perimeter, providing for a efficient demobilization of resources and completing remaining incident objectives. 

Projected Incident Activity

Thunderstorm activity potential should continue trending lower as the monsoonal moisture leaves the area and warmer, dryer weather sets back in.  As this happens fuel  moisture values will begin to steadily decline, leading to greater fire spread potential through the week and into the weekend. 

Remarks

The Incident Management Team will transition to a Type IV Incident Management Team at 0700hrs, Friday, August 4, 2023.

Current Weather
Weather Concerns

Fridays  - No rain chances with monsoonal moisture being totally vacant of the region. Temperatures will be slightly warmer with most of the area warming into the 90s. 

Extended Outlook - No rain changes to mention for the weekend as temperatures continue to increase to near record levels for this time of year.