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2024 SQF Lightning
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2024 SQF Lightning and Borel Fires: Daily Incident Update, 08-01-2024
Updated On: - 08/01/2024 / 10:29
Borel Fire: 59,225 acres - 41% containedTrout Fire: 23,369 acres - 49% containedLong Fire: 9,204 acres - 95% containedTotal Personnel: 1,333 For more information on the SQF Lightning Fires, visit: https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/casqf-2024-sqf-lightning
2024 SQF Lightning and Borel: Smoke Outlook, 08-01-2024
Updated On: - 08/01/2024 / 08:15
FireYesterday, interior fuels consumed on the Trout fire and the Borel Fire was active, mostly on the eastern edge, in the south fork of Erskine creek. The Borel fire has not moved significantly up the eastern side of Erskine creek. Expected fire behavior on the Borel includes possible crown fire runs and spotting.Smoke
2024 SQF Lightning and Borel: Daily Incident Update, 07-31-2024
Updated On: - 07/31/2024 / 09:51
Borel Fire: 58,682 acres - 34% containedTrout Fire: 23,369 acres - 49% containedLong Fire: 9,204 acres - 95% containedTotal Personnel: 1,356 For more information on the SQF Lightning Fires, visit: https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/casqf-2024-sqf-lightning
2024 SQF Lightning and Borel: Smoke Outlook, 07-31-2024
Updated On: - 07/31/2024 / 08:42
FireYesterday, interior fuels on the Trout fire consumed near Boone Meadow and SE progression just south of Smith Meadow was minimal but stubbornly persistent. The Borel Fire was active, mostly on the eastern edge, in the south fork of Erskine creek. Expected fire behavior on the Borel includes possible crown fire runs and spotting. Smoke
2024 SQF Lightning: Daily Incident Update, 07-30-2024
Updated On: - 07/30/2024 / 10:16
Trout Fire: 23,369 acres - 33% containmentLong Fire: 9,204 acres - 95% containmentBorel Fire: 57,306 acres - 17% containedTotal Personnel: 1,059For more information on the Borel Fire, visit: https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/casqf-borel-fire
2024 SQF Lightning and Borel: Smoke Outlook, 07-30-2024
Updated On: - 07/30/2024 / 08:31
FireYesterday, interior fuels on the Trout fire consumed near Boone Meadow and SE progression just south of Smith Meadow was minimal. The Borel Fire was active, mostly on the eastern front, and firing operations to secure the NW side of the fire were essentially completed. Expected fire behavior on the Borel includes possible crown fire runs and spotting. Smoke
2024 SQF Lightning: Daily Incident Update, 07-29-2024
Updated On: - 07/29/2024 / 09:33
Trout Fire: 23,369 acres - 33% containmentLong Fire: 9,204 acres - 95% containmentBorel Fire: 53,010 acres | 0% containedTotal Personnel: 1,059 For more information on the Borel Fire, visit: https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/casqf-borel-fire
2024 SQF Lightning and Borel: Smoke Outlook, 07-29-2024
Updated On: - 07/29/2024 / 08:20
FireYesterday, interior activity on the Trout Fire near Boone Meadow continued and the SE progression just south of Smith Meadow slowed. The Borel Fire was active, testing containment lines, with some progression to the south and interior consumption on the east side. Expected fire behavior on the Borel includes possible crown fire runs and spotting.
2024 SQF Lightning: Daily Incident Update, 07-28-2024
Updated On: - 07/28/2024 / 10:23
Trout Fire: 23,369 acres - 25% containmentLong Fire: 9,204 acres - 35% containmentBorel Fire: 38,446 acres - 0% containmentTotal Personnel: 1,059
2024 SQF Lightning: Smoke Outlook, 07-28-2024
Updated On: - 07/28/2024 / 08:00
FireYesterday, Red Flag conditions increased interior activity on the Trout Fire near Boone Meadow and there was some SE progression just south of Smith Meadow. The Borel Fire was very active and moved to E/NE. Progression of the Borel is expected again today, largely to the east. Expected fire behavior on the Borel includes crown fire runs and long-range spotting. Additional information can be found here SQF Lightning Fires InciwebSmoke