InciWebIncidents All News
Settings - change map background and toggle additional layers
Filter - control incident types displayed on map.
Zoom to your location
Reset map zoom and position
Could not determine your location.
Show Legend
Wildfire
Prescribed Fire
Burned Area
Response
Other
Solomon Fire
Unit Information
Incident Contacts
- Missoula Ranger DistrictEmail:Phone:406-329-3814Hours:9:00 am -3:30 pm
News
Solomon Fire Update - Sept. 19, 2022
Updated On: 09/19/2022
Fire Update: Solomon Fire, Welcome Creek Wilderness - Sept. 19, 2022
Final Solomon Fire Update - Sept. 13, 2022
Updated On: 09/13/2022
Solomon Fire Update - Sept. 10, 2022
Updated On: 09/10/2022
Over the past few days, the Solomon Fire grew by approximately 50 acres and is now estimated to be 400 acres in size. The fire continues to slowly grow and exhibit moderate-active fire behavior, primarily on the eastern and the northern flanks of the fire. Yesterday’s cool weather and high humidity slowed fire growth and moderated fire behavior considerably. The fire continues to slowly burn in the main bowl below Solomon Mountain (at approximately 6,800 feet in elevation), burning through the heavy dead and down fuels.
Solomon Fire update - Sept. 8, 2022
Updated On: 09/08/2022
Solomon Fire Update - Sept. 8, 2022
Solomon Fire Update for Sept. 5 - Sept. 7
Updated On: 09/05/2022
Solomon Fire Update for Sept. 5- Sept. 7*The next fire update will occur on Sept. 8 unless conditions significantly change
Solomon Fire Update - Sept. 4, 2022
Updated On: 09/04/2022
Solomon Fire Update - Sept. 4, 2022
Solomon Fire Update for Sept. 3, 2022
Updated On: 09/03/2022
Solomon Fire Update - Sept. 3, 2022:
Solomon Fire Update for Sept. 1 (Afternoon)
Updated On: 09/01/2022
Sept. 1, 2022 (Afternoon Update) Solomon Fire Fire behavior and activity on the Solomon Fire increased today due to hot, dry, and breezy conditions. The fire is estimated to be 50 acres in size and is burning into a heavy fuel component of dead and down trees. A helicopter is conducting water bucket drops to limit fire spread.