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Windigo Potter Big Swamp Daily Update Sept 2 2022

Related Incident: Potter Fire
Publication Type: News

 Fire Information Phone: 541-625-0687   Email: 2022.Windigo@firenet.govPotter Fire InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8291/Windigo Fire InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8292/ Big Swamp InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8323/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WindigoPotterBigSwampFireInfo/

WATCH FOR FIRE TRAFFIC: As you begin your Labor Day holiday weekend, remember you are sharing the road with wildland fire crews in the area. We ask everyone to slow down, particularily along Highway 138, and be vigilant to keep the community and our firefighters safe. 
RED FLAG WARNINGS: Red flag warnings today across the area. Winds SW 10-15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph in the afternoon. Temperatures in the high 80's to 90 degrees and critically low humidity. A cold front comes in on Friday evening from the WNW bringing a 5-10% of rain through Saturday morning, with clearing skies by noon Saturday.
Big Swamp Fire: Sprinklers systems installed along the 2153 road have cooled down areas of concern in the interior of the fire. Crews will begin moving materials, while road graders and masticators continue suppression repair work on H-70.
Potter Fire: Firefighters continue to hold and improve lines while crews chip fuels and grading continues on the area roads.
Camel Hump Fire: Local firefighter resources will continue to patrol the area.
Windigo Fire: Crews have been making good progress on fire suppression repairs along roads and dozer lines. Firefighters will continue to patrol the area and mop up any sources of heat that are a threat to control lines.
Resources: 13 hand crews, 9 engines, 2 dozers, 20 water tenders, 1 helicopters 1 skidder, 1 masticator. Total personnel 456. 
Closures: The Pacific Crest Trail is open. The Deschutes and Umpqua National Forests (NF) has fire closures around the Windigo fire.The Willamette National Forest reduced fire closures around the Big Swamp Fire, opening many roads south of Diamond Drive (Forest Road 21). To provide for public and firefighter safety, the Umpqua NF issued a closure for the Camel Hump Fire. More information at: Umpqua National Forest Alerts "https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/umpqua/alerts-notices" Willamette NF:  https://bit.ly/3cv1Ms6, and Deschutes NF: https://bit.ly/3pMM0vP. Help keep firefighters safe by adhering to the closure orders! 
FIRE RESTRICTIONS: Campfires in designated campgrounds or picnic areas only, in fixed permanent metal fire pits. Open fires are not allowed in dispersed campsites. Check the Willamette and Umpqua National Forest websites for specific public use fire restrictions. 
Windigo Fire Size: Approx. 1,007 acres Containment: 99% Location: 20 mi SW of La Pine, OR Cause: Lightning

Potter Fire Size: Approx. 629 acres  Containment: 96% Location: 8 mi NE of Toketee Lake   Cause: Lightning

Camel Hump FireSize: Approx. 6 acres  Containment: 100% Location: 6 miles SW of Potter Mountain Cause: Lightning

Big Swamp FireSize: Approx. 110 acres  Containment: 97% Location: 6.5 mi N of Lemolo Lake Cause: Lightning 

Windigo Potter Big Swamp Daily Update 09012022

Related Incident: Potter Fire
Publication Type: News

 Información actual de los Incendios Windigo-Potter-Big Swamp -1ro/09/2022 Línea de Información: 541-625-0687 (8am - 7pm) Email: 2022.Windigo@firenet.gov Incendio Potter InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8291/ Incendio Windigo InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8292/ Incendio Big Swamp InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8323/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WindigoPotterBigSwampFireInfo/

MANEJE CON CUIDADO: Este fin de semana se celebra el Dia del Trabajo (Labor Day), turistas, residentes y los bomberos estarán movilizándose sobre las mismas carreteras. Por favor, maneje despacio y con cautela para mantener la seguridad de todos.

Condiciones Climáticas: Para el día de hoy, se presentarán condiciones críticas en el clima con temperaturas altas y vientos variables. El día de mañana, se estará vigilando detenidamente el comportamiento del clima para las áreas del Incendio Windigo. Se ha incrementado el viento proveniente del suroeste, trayendo un frente frio con temperaturas entre los 80 y 90 grados. Por la tarde del viernes, los vientos del suroeste podrían producir lluvias ligeras en las partes mas elevadas del terreno. Este fin de semana, los vientos podrían acarrear el humo producido por el fuego en las áreas norte y oeste. Encuentre información acerca de la presencia del humo: AirNow.gov

Incendio Big Swamp: Los bomberos continúan con la labor de limpieza y reparación en la zona afectada. Maquinaria pesada estará apilando troncos quemados a lo largo de la carretera H-60 y a la vez reparando las carreteras 770 y 700.

Incendio Potter: Se continúan quemando ciertos espacios de emanación de calor entre las líneas establecidas de contención. La labor para la reparación de supresión se seguirá dando a cabo para en los próximos días.

Incendio Camel Hump: El día de ayer, el cuerpo de Bomberos eliminó un espacio de emanación de calor en el área y continuaran con el patrullaje sobre el área afectada.

Incendio Windigo: Los bomberos continúan el patrullaje y apagando espacios de emanación de calor ubicados cerca de las líneas de control. El trabajo de astillado ha sido completado y los bomberos continuaran en la ardua tarea de reparación de supresión. El equipo pesado se estará enfocando en el gradeo a lo largo de la carreta 34.

Recursos: 15 grupos de bomberos, 10 camiones de bomberos, 4 bulldozers, 20 cisternas, 2 helicópteros. Total de personal 509.

Ordenes de cierre de Caminos: El sendero de Pacific Crest está abierto para el público. Los Bosques Nacionales de Deschutes y Umpqua tienen órdenes de cierre de caminos alrededor del Incendio Windigo. El Bosque Nacional de Willamette, tiene ordenes de cierre de caminos alrededor del área del Incendio Big Swamp, abriéndose muchos caminos al sur de Diamond Drive (Carretera Forestal

21). Con el objetivo de proveer seguridad tanto para el público como para los bomberos, el Bosque Nacional de Umpqua declaró Orden de cierre de caminos para el Incendio Camel Hump. Para más información, visite: Umpqua National Forest Alerts "https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/umpqua/alerts-notices" Willamette NF: https://bit.ly/3cv1Ms6, and Deschutes NF: https://bit.ly/3pMM0vP

Restricciones públicas de Incendio: Las fogatas son permitidas solamente en campamentos designados o áreas de picnic, y en el bracero metálico en el campamento.

Para más información acerca de las medidas de restricción en el incendio, visite el sitio de red del Departamento Forestal de Oregon: site https:/ HYPERLINK "https://www.oregon.gov/ODF/Fire/Pages/Restrictions.aspx"/www.oregon.gov/ODF/Fire/Pages/Restrictions.aspx

Incendio Windigo Extensión: Aprox. 1,007 acres Contenido: 99% Ubicación: 20 mi SW de La Pine, OR Causa: Relámpagos Incendio Potter Extensión: Aprox. 629 acres Contenido: 96% Ubicación: 8 mi NE de Toketee Lake Causa: Relámpagos Incendio Camel Hump Extensión: Aprox. 6 acres Contenido:100% Ubicación: 6 miles SW de Potter Mountain Causa: Relámpagos Incendio Big Swamp Extensión: Aprox. 110 acres Contenido: 97% Ubicación: 6.5 mi N de Lemolo Lake Causa: Relámpagos

Windigo Potter Big Swamp Daily Update 0901

Related Incident: Potter Fire
Publication Type: News

 Fire Information Phone: 541-625-0687   Email: 2022.Windigo@firenet.gov
 Potter Fire InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8291/Windigo Fire InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8292/ Big Swamp InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8323/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WindigoPotterBigSwampFireInfo/

DRIVE SAFELY: With upcoming Labor Day weekend visitors sharing the roads with wildland fire crews, we ask everyone to slow down and be vigilant to keep the community and our firefighters safe. 
Weather: Near critical fire weather on Thursday, with high temps and variable winds. On Friday, a fire weather watch has been posted for areas east of the Windigo Fire. Southwest winds increase, bringing in a dry cold front with temps in 80-90's. Friday evening southwest winds may bring light precipitation in higher elevations. Weekend winds may bring in smoke from fires north and west of the area. Find smoke information at  AirNow.gov.
Big Swamp Fire: Mop up and suppression repair continues in the area. Heavy equipment will be stacking logs along H-60 and working on road repair along the 770 and 700 roads.
Potter Fire: Isolated heat pockets continue to burn within the established containment lines. Crews will continue to monitor those areas. Suppression repair will continue for next few days.
Camel Hump Fire: Firefighters mopped up an isolated hot spot in the area on Wednesday and will continue their patrols of the fire.
Windigo Fire: Crews continue to patrol and put out hot spots that are close to control lines. Chipping work is complete and crews continue suppression repair work. Heavy equipment will be grading along 34 Road.
Resources: 15 hand crews, 10 engines, 4 dozers, 20 water tenders, 2 helicopters. Total personnel 509. 
Closures: The Pacific Crest Trail is open. The Deschutes and Umpqua National Forests (NF) has fire closures around the Windigo fire.The Willamette NF has fire closures around the Big Swamp Fire, opening many roads south of Diamond Drive (Forest Road 21). To provide for public and firefighter safety, the Umpqua NF issued a closure for the Camel Hump Fire. More information at: Umpqua National Forest Alerts "https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/umpqua/alerts-notices" Willamette NF:  https://bit.ly/3cv1Ms6, and Deschutes NF: https://bit.ly/3pMM0vP.
Public Use Fire Restrictions: Campfires in designated campgrounds or picnic areas only, in fixed permanent metal fire pits. Check additional area fire restrictions at Oregon Department of Forestry site https:/ HYPERLINK "https://www.oregon.gov/ODF/Fire/Pages/Restrictions.aspx"/www.oregon.gov/ODF/Fire/Pages/Restrictions.aspx  
Windigo Fire Size: Approx. 1,007 acres Containment: 99% Location: 20 mi SW of La Pine, OR Cause: Lightning

Potter Fire Size: Approx. 629 acres  Containment: 96% Location: 8 mi NE of Toketee Lake   Cause: Lightning

Camel Hump FireSize: Approx. 6 acres  Containment: 100% Location: 6 miles SW of Potter Mountain Cause: Lightning

Big Swamp FireSize: Approx. 110 acres  Containment: 97% Location: 6.5 mi N of Lemolo Lake Cause: Lightning 

Windigo Potter Big Swamp Daily Update Spanish 08312022

Related Incident: Potter Fire
Publication Type: News

 Información actual de los Incendios Windigo-Potter-Big Swamp -31/08/2022
 Línea de Información: 541-625-0687 (8am - 7pm) Email: 2022.Windigo@firenet.govIncendio Potter InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8291/Incendio Windigo InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8292/Incendio Big Swamp InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8323/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WindigoPotterBigSwampFireInfo/
 Condiciones Climáticas: Para el día de hoy se esperan condiciones climáticas con tendencias seca y caliente. Las temperaturas estarán entre los 80 – 90 grados. Las mismas condiciones críticas del clima se esperan para el jueves y con temperaturas superiores para este fin de semana. Para información acerca de la presencia del humo visite: AirNow.gov
 Incendio Big Swamp: Los bomberos lograron penetrar áreas para trabajos de limpieza y a su vez, movieron equipo pesado del incendio Windigo para el Incendio Big Swamp.
 Incendio Potter: con la ayuda de los sistemas de aspersión, los bomberos continúan con las actividades de supresión a lo largo del eje del Incendio. El astillado continua sobre las carreteras y ya casi completan la delineación del terreno afectado en la carretera 34.
 Incendio Camel Hump: El cuerpo de Bomberos local estará patrullando el área del incendio.
 Incendio Windigo: Es posible que las operaciones de astillado sean completadas el día de hoy, así como mover equipo pesado hacia el área del Incendio Swamp. De igual manera, se espera concluir con el trabajo de excavación mientras se continúa trabajando sobre la carretera 700 y 770.
Recursos: 16 grupos de bomberos, 11 camiones de bomberos, 5 bulldozers, 20 cisternas, 2 helicópteros. Total de personal 539.
 Ordenes de cierre de Caminos: El sendero de Pacific Crest esta abierto para el público. Los Bosques Nacionales de Deschutes y Umpqua tienen órdenes de cierre de caminos alrededor del Incendio Windigo.El Bosque Nacional de Willamette, tiene ordenes de cierre de caminos alrededor del área del Incendio Big Swamp, abriéndose muchos caminos al sur de Diamond Drive (Carretera Forestal 21). Con el objetivo de proveer seguridad tanto para el público como para los bomberos, el Bosque Nacional de Umpqua declaró Orden de cierre de caminos para el Incendio Camel Hump. Para más información, visite: Umpqua National Forest Alerts "https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/umpqua/alerts-notices" Willamette NF: https://bit.ly/3cv1Ms6, and Deschutes NF: https://bit.ly/3pMM0vP
 Seguridad Publica: Tomando en cuenta la apertura de las escuelas, el tráfico vehicular para este fin de semana feriado y con condiciones casi críticas del clima, le pedimos que por favor se mantenga vigilante y ayude a proteger la vida de los bomberos y público en general. Antes de visitar el área, infórmese de cualquier incendio y de las medidas de restricción para el público en general. Las fogatas son permitidas solamente en campamentos designados o áreas de picnic, y en el bracero metálico en el campamento. Para más información acerca de las medidas de restricción en el incendio, visite el sitio de red del Departamento Forestal de Oregon: https://www.oregon.gov/ODF/Fire/Pages/Restrictions.aspx Incendio Windigo Extensión: Aprox. 1,007 acres Contenido: 99% Ubicación: 20 mi SW de La Pine, OR Causa: RelámpagosIncendio Potter Extensión: Aprox. 629 acres Contenido: 96% Ubicación: 8 mi NE de Toketee Lake Causa: RelámpagosIncendio Camel Hump Extensión: Aprox. 6 acres Contenido:100% Ubicación: 6 miles SW de Potter Mountain Causa: RelámpagosIncendio Big Swamp Extensión: Aprox. 110 acres Contenido: 97% Ubicación: 6.5 mi N de Lemolo Lake Causa: Relámpago

Windigo Potter Big Swamp Daily Update August 31 2022

Related Incident: Potter Fire
Publication Type: News

 Daily Update 08.31.2022

Weather
: Hot dry weather expected again today. Temperatures in the 80-90's. Near critical fire weather expected again on Thursday with above average temperatures over the holiday weekend. Find smoke information at  AirNow.gov.
Big Swamp Fire: Crews accessed areas for mop up and were able to move heavy equipment from Windigo to Big Swamp Fire. 
Potter Fire: Firefighters continued suppression activities along fire edge, utilizing sprinkler systems. Chipping operations continued along the roads and grading of the 34 Road is almost complete.
Camel Hump Fire: Local firefighter resources will be on patrol in area.
Windigo Fire: Chipping operations should be completed today and heavy equipment will move to Big Swamp Fire. Excavator work should also be completed today while work on the 700 Road and 770 Road continues.
Resources: 16 hand crews, 11 engines, 5 dozers, 20 water tenders, 2 helicopters. Total personnel 539. 
Closures: The Pacific Crest Trail is open.The Deschutes and Umpqua National Forests (NF) has fire closures around the Windigo fire.The Willamette NF has fire closures around the Big Swamp Fire, opening many roads south of Diamond Drive (Forest Road 21). To provide for public and firefighter safety, the Umpqua NF issued a closure for the Camel Hump Fire. More information at: Umpqua National Forest Alerts "https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/umpqua/alerts-notices" Willamette NF:  https://bit.ly/3cv1Ms6, and Deschutes NF: https://bit.ly/3pMM0vP.
SAFETY: With area schools open, upcoming Labor Day weekend traffic and near critical fire weather, please be vigilant and help keep the community and our firefighters safe. Check for any fire or public use restrictions in the area prior to your visit. Campfires in designated campgrounds or picnic areas only, in fixed permanent metal fire pits. Check additional area fire restrictions at Oregon Department of Forestry website https://www.oregon.gov/ODF/Fire/Pages/Restrictions.aspx  
Windigo Fire Size: Approx. 1,007 acres Containment: 99% Location: 20 mi SW of La Pine, OR Cause: Lightning

Potter Fire Size: Approx. 629 acres  Containment: 96% Location: 8 mi NE of Toketee Lake   Cause: Lightning

Camel Hump FireSize: Approx. 6 acres  Containment: 100% Location: 6 miles SW of Potter Mountain Cause: Lightning

 Big Swamp FireSize: Approx. 110 acres  Containment: 97% Location: 6.5 mi N of Lemolo Lake Cause: Lightning 

Daily Update Windigo Fire August 30 2022

Related Incident: Potter Fire
Publication Type: News

Fire Information
Phone: 541-625-0687   Email: 2022.Windigo@firenet.gov
Potter Fire InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8291/Windigo Fire InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8292/ Big Swamp InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8323/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WindigoPotterBigSwampFireInfo/

Weather: Near critical fire weather is expected today, with hot dry weather. Temperatures in the 80-90's with humidity in the teens. Near critical fire weather expected again on Thursday with above average temperatures over the holiday weekend. Find smoke information at  AirNow.gov.
Big Swamp Fire: Chipping operations and repair to lines on east edge of fire continues today, moving slowly due to steep terrain in that area. 
Potter Fire: Snag removal and chipper operations are ongoing. Firefighters will continue with monitor and mop up along direct line over the next couple of days.
Camel Hump Fire: Local firefighter resources will be on patrol in area.
Windigo Fire: Repair and chipping work continues over the next few days.
Resources: 11 hand crews, 10 engines, 4 dozers, 16 water tenders, 2 helicopters. Total personnel 514. 
Fire Prevention: With the upcoming Labor Day weekend and near critical fire weather, please be vigilant and help keep the community and our firefighters safe. Check for any fire or public use restrictions in the area prior to your visit. Campfires in designated campgrounds or picnic areas only, in fixed permanent metal fire pits. More information can be found on the Douglas County Sheriff's office website.
Closures: The Deschutes and Umpqua National Forests (NF) reduced fire closures around the Windigo fire, opening a portion of the Pacific Crest Trail and other roads and trails. The Willamette NF reduced fire closures around the Big Swamp Fire, opening many roads south of Diamond Drive (Forest Road 21). To provide for public and firefighter safety, the Umpqua NF issued a closure for the Camel Hump Fire. More information at: Umpqua National Forest Alerts "https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/umpqua/alerts-notices" Willamette NF:  https://bit.ly/3cv1Ms6, and Deschutes NF: https://bit.ly/3pMM0vP.
Public Safety:  Brushing and chipping along roadsides, falling trees and the use of heavy equipment continues for post-fire suppression repair. You can help keep firefighters and the public safe by adhering to the closure orders until they are officially lifted. 
Windigo Fire Size: Approx. 1,007 acres Containment: 99% Location: 20 mi SW of La Pine, OR Cause: Lightning

 Potter Fire Size: Approx. 629 acres  Containment: 96% Location: 8 mi NE of Toketee Lake   Cause: Lightning

 Camel Hump FireSize: Approx. 6 acres  Containment: 100% Location: 6 miles SW of Potter Mountain Cause: Lightning

 Big Swamp FireSize: Approx. 110 acres  Containment: 97% Location: 6.5 mi N of Lemolo Lake Cause: Lightning 


Daily Update August 29 2022

Related Incident: Potter Fire
Publication Type: News

  

Windigo-Potter-Big Swamp Fire Update - August 29, 2022

 

Fire Information Phone: 541-625-0687 (8am - 7pm)                             Email: 2022.Windigo@firenet.gov

Potter Fire InciWeb:                 https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8291/

Windigo Fire InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8292/

Big Swamp InciWeb:   https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8323/

Facebook:                                https://www.facebook.com/WindigoPotterBigSwampFireInfo/

 

Big Swamp Fire: Heavy equipment operators continue to repair dozer line in steep terrain as fire crews continue mop up and patrol fire of the area.

 

Potter Fire: Firefighters continue with mop up and completed some backhaul of equipment. Crews will also continue chipping, line repair and snag  removal operations.

 

Camel Hump Fire: Fire crews met with Resource Advisors on road repair plans and continue patrol in fire area.

 

Windigo Fire: Additional crews led to good progress with road repair and chipping operations. Firefighters continue repairing dozer and hand lines to restore natural drainage on the landscape. Heavy equipment operators will be working on the 60 Road.

 

Resources: 11 hand crews, 9 engines, 4 dozers, 17 water tenders, 5 helicopters. Total personnel 530.

 

Weather: The warming and drying trend continues with temperatures in the high 70s to mid 80s.Winds are from the SE at 3-5 miles per hour changing to SW-W winds later in the day. Find smoke information at  AirNow.gov.

 

NW9 Incident Management Team has assumed management of the fires with Incident Commander Tyson Albrecht.

 

Closures: The Deschutes and Umpqua National Forests (NF) reduced fire closures around the Windigo fire, opening a portion of the Pacific Crest Trail and other roads and trails. The Willamette NF reduced fire closures around the Big Swamp Fire, opening many roads south of Diamond Drive (Forest Road 21). To provide for public and firefighter safety, the Umpqua NF issued a closure for the Camel Hump Fire. More information at: Umpqua National Forest Alerts  HYPERLINK "https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/umpqua/alerts-notices"& HYPERLINK "https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/umpqua/alerts-notices" Notices, Willamette NF:  https://bit.ly/3cv1Ms6, and Deschutes NF: https://bit.ly/3pMM0vP.

 

Public Safety:  Brushing and chipping along roadsides, falling trees and the use of heavy equipment continues for post-fire suppression repair. You can help keep firefighters and the public safe by adhering to the closure orders until they are officially lifted. 

 

Windigo Fire 
Size: Approx. 1,007 acres
Containment: 99% 
Location: 20 mi SW of

La Pine, OR 
Cause: Lightning 

Potter Fire 
Size: Approx. 629 acres  
Containment: 96% 
Location: 8 mi NE of

Toketee Lake   
Cause: Lightning 

Camel Hump Fire
Size: Approx. 6 acres  
Containment: 100% 
Location: 6 miles SW of Potter Mountain 
Cause: Lightning 

Big Swamp Fire
Size: Approx. 110 acres  
Containment: 97% 
Location: 6.5 mi N of Lemolo Lake 
Cause: Lightning 


WindigoPotterBig Swamp Fire Update August 28 2022

Related Incident: Potter Fire
Publication Type: News

Windigo-Potter-Big Swamp Fire Update - August 28, 2022

 Fire Information Phone: 541-625-0687 (8am - 7pm)                             Email: 2022.Windigo@firenet.govPotter Fire InciWeb:    https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8291/Windigo Fire InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8292/Big Swamp InciWeb:    https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8323/Facebook:                    https://www.facebook.com/WindigoPotterBigSwampFireInfo/  Northwest Team 10 Incident Commander Alan Lawson welcomes Northwest Team 9. Team 9 will assume management of the fires on Monday morning.  At morning briefing today IC Lawson shared his thoughts of the past two weeks on these fires, saying “I respect the diligence and safety record of every crew member on this assignment and feel like Craig BLM Hot Shot, Colin Hagan would have been proud of what we accomplished here.” Weather: Today begins a warming and drying trend with temperatures in the high 70s to mid 80s. Find smoke information at  AirNow.gov. Big Swamp Fire: There was minimal fire behavior yesterday. Crews are patrolling, mopping up, and repairing control lines. Potter Fire: Islands of unburned fuel within containment lines continue to burn, so smoke may be visible. Firefighters are using a sprinkler system along the 269 Road to check advancement of the fire toward the south and are patrolling for hotspots near control lines.  On the east, north, and west, crews continue mitigating and transporting danger trees and repairing firelines and roads. Camel Hump Fire: Fire crews completed mop up and the fire is in patrol status. Windigo Fire: Firefighters continue repairing dozer and hand lines to restore natural drainage on the landscape. This work controls excessive sediment delivery to streams and protects important salmon and steelhead habitat. Fire crews completed repair on the Forest Road 60 to Windigo Pass. Resources: 11 hand crews, 10 engines, 4 dozers, 16 water tenders, 5 helicopters. Total personnel 514. Closures: The Deschutes and Umpqua National Forests (NF) reduced fire closures around the Windigo fire, opening a portion of the Pacific Crest Trail and other roads and trails. The Willamette NF reduced fire closures around the Big Swamp Fire, opening many roads south of Diamond Drive (Forest Road 21). To provide for public and firefighter safety, the Umpqua NF issued a closure for the Camel Hump Fire. More information at: Umpqua National Forest Alerts & Notices, Willamette NF:  https://bit.ly/3cv1Ms6, and Deschutes NF: https://bit.ly/3pMM0vP. Public Safety:  Brushing and chipping along roadsides, falling trees and the use of heavy equipment continues for post-fire suppression repair. You can help keep firefighters and the public safe by adhering to the closure orders until they are officially lifted.  

Windigo Fire 
Size: Approx. 1,007 acres
Containment: 99% 
Location: 20 mi SW of

La Pine, OR 
Cause: Lightning 

Potter Fire 
Size: Approx. 628 acres  
Containment: 96% 
Location: 8 mi NE of

Toketee Lake   
Cause: Lightning 

Camel Hump Fire
Size: Approx. 6 acres  
Containment: 99% 
Location: 6 miles SW of Potter Mountain 
Cause: Lightning 

Big Swamp Fire
Size: Approx. 110 acres  
Containment: 97% 
Location: 6.5 mi N of Lemolo Lake 
Cause: Lightning 


Informacin Actual de los Incendios WindigoPotterBig Swamp 270822

Related Incident: Potter Fire
Publication Type: News

Información Actual de los Incendios Windigo-Potter-Big Swamp -  27-08-22

 Línea de Información: 541-625-0687 (8am - 7pm)                             Email: 2022.Windigo@firenet.govIncendio Potter InciWeb:        https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8291/Incendio Windigo InciWeb:      https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8292/Incendio Big Swamp InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8323/Facebook:                    https://www.facebook.com/WindigoPotterBigSwampFireInfo/  Reducción de Ordenes de cierre de Caminos: Los Bosques Nacionales de Deschutes y Umpqua han reducido las órdenes de cierre de caminos en el Incendio Windigo. Se abrió el sendero Pacific Crest así como otros caminos y senderos en el bosque. En el Bosque Nacional de Willamette, también se redujo la Orden de Cierre de Caminos alrededor del Incendio Big Swamp, reabriendose carreteras al sur de Diamond Drive (Carretera Forestal 21). Con el objetivo de proveer seguridad tanto para el publico como para los bomberos, el Bosque Nacional de Umpqua ha declarado una orden de cierre de caminos para el Incendio Camel Hump. Se estará cerrando  la porción sureste de las tierras vírgenes de Boulder Creek y algunos caminos afuera del perímetro del incendio. Para más información, visite: Umpqua National Forest Alerts & Notices, para el Bosque Nacional de Willamette: https://bit.Iy/3cv1Ms6, y para el Bosque Nacional Deschutes: https://bit.ly/3pMM0vPCondiciones Climáticas: En la noche de ayer, se pudo observar la presencia de nubes, temperaturas más frescas y condiciones húmedas en la zona. Este medio día, la temperatura alcanzará los 70 grados y se dará una evaporación de las nubes que están cubriendo la zona. Para información acerca de la presencia del humo visite: AirNow.gov.Incendio Big Swamp:  El día de ayer y entre las líneas de contención quemándose, se pudo observar una mínima actividad en el incendio, así como también zonas aisladas con material de combustión que hasta el momento no ha sido quemado. El sistema de aspersión instalado sobre la carretera 2153 es un método efectivo para seguir monitoreando cualquier avance dirigiéndose hacia el norte del incendio. En las otras zonas, los bomberos están patrullando, limpiando y reparando las líneas de control.Incendio Potter:  El fuego localizado entre las líneas de contención, continúa quemando zonas aisladas en el terreno, produciendo humo alrededor del área afectada. Los bomberos están utilizando sistemas de aspersión a lo largo de la carretera 269 con el objetivo de poder monitorear el avance del fuego dirigido hacia el sur y a la vez están siendo patrullados para la detección de espacios con emanación de calor que se podrían encontrarse cerca de las líneas de control. Continúan con la eliminación y extracción de árboles peligrosos dañados por el fuego, sobre las áreas este, norte y oeste, así como la reparación de las líneas del incendio y carreteras.Incendio Camel Hump: El día de ayer, se pudo observar de cero a mínimo movimiento en el incendio. Los bomberos continúan utilizando las mangueras de agua como una táctica de supresión y con un mínimo impacto sobre el medio ambiente. Con esta acción, se logrará limpiar los espacios restantes de emanación de calor presentes a lo largo de las líneas de control entre las tierras vírgenes de Boulder Creek.Incendio Windigo: en los últimos días, la actividad en el incendio ha sido de cero a mínimo cerca de las líneas de contención. Los bomberos continúan con la rehabilitación de las líneas de bulldozers y líneas trabajadas a mano con el objetivo de restaurar el drenaje natural del terreno y minimizar el potencial de sedimentación que se podría dirigir hacia las fuentes naturales de agua en la localidad. Además, los bomberos han avanzado de una manera significativa en el gradeo del terreno, reparaciones y removiendo los árboles que representan un peligro inminente a lo largo de la carretera 60 hacia el sendero Windigo Pass sobre el área de Pacific Crest Trail.Recursos: 12 grupos de bomberos, 10 camiones de bomberos, 4 bulldozers, 17 cisternas, 5 helicópteros (4 Tipo 1 y uno Tipo 3), Total de personal 551. Seguridad Publica: A medida que el incendio disminuye, se presentan otros peligros como resultado de las actividades de supresión. Los Bomberos y sus equipos, continúan utilizando las carreteras para las reparaciones de supresión actuales y después del incendio. Permanecen las actividades de limpieza a lo largo de las carreteras (cepillando y desmenuzando material de combustión) y la eliminación de árboles peligrosos en el terreno. Usted puede ayudar a proteger la vida de los bomberos y público en general, siguiendo las ordenes de cierre de caminos hasta que estas sean oficialmente eliminadas. 

Incendio Windigo  
Extensión: Aprox. 1,007 acres
Contenido: 99% 
Ubicación: 20 mi SW de La Pine, OR 
Causa: Relámpagos 

Incendio Potter 
Extensión: Aprox. 628 acres  
Contenido: 96% 
Ubicación: 8 mi NE de Toketee Lake   
Causa: Relámpagos

Incendio Camel Hump 
Extensión: Aprox. 6 acres  
Contenido:88
Ubicación: 6 miles SW de Potter Mountain 
Causa: Relámpagos 

Incendio Big Swamp 
Extensión: Aprox. 110 acres  
Contenido: 97% 
Ubicación: 6.5 mi N de Lemolo Lake 
Causa: Relámpagos

WindigoPotterBig Swamp Fire Update August 27 2022

Related Incident: Potter Fire
Publication Type: News

Windigo-Potter-Big Swamp Fire Update - August 27, 2022

 Fire Information Phone: 541-625-0687 (8am - 7pm)                             Email: 2022.Windigo@firenet.govPotter Fire InciWeb:    https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8291/Windigo Fire InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8292/Big Swamp InciWeb:    https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8323/Facebook:                    https://www.facebook.com/WindigoPotterBigSwampFireInfo/ Closures: The Deschutes and Umpqua National Forests (NF) reduced fire closures around the Windigo fire, opening a portion of the Pacific Crest Trail and other roads and trails. The Willamette NF reduced fire closures around the Big Swamp Fire, opening many roads south of Diamond Drive (Forest Road 21). To provide for public and firefighter safety, the Umpqua NF issued a closure for the Camel Hump Fire. It closes the southeast portion of the Boulder Creek Wilderness and some roads outside the Wilderness.  More information at: Umpqua National Forest Alerts & Notices, Willamette NF:  https://bit.ly/3cv1Ms6, and Deschutes NF: https://bit.ly/3pMM0vP. Weather: Last night brought cloudy, cooler, and damp conditions. By midday, clouds will burn off with temperatures in the 70’s. For smoke information visit AirNow.gov. Big Swamp Fire: There was minimal fire behavior yesterday with islands of unburned fuel within containment lines continuing to burn. The sprinkler system along the 2153 Road is effective in checking any advance of the fire toward the north. Elsewhere on the fire, crews are patrolling, mopping up, and repairing control lines. Potter Fire: Islands of unburned fuel within containment lines continue to burn, so smoke may be visible. Firefighters are using a sprinkler system along the 269 Road to check advancement of the fire toward the south and are patrolling for hotspots near control lines.  On the east, north, and west, crews continue mitigating and transporting danger trees and repairing firelines and roads. Camel Hump Fire: There was minimal to no fire behavior yesterday. Fire crews continue using water from the hose lay, as a suppression tactic with minimal environmental impacts, to mop up remaining hot spots along control lines within the Boulder Creek Wilderness. Windigo Fire: There has been little to no fire activity near containment lines for several days. Firefighters continue repairing dozer and hand lines to restore natural drainage on the landscape. This work controls excessive sediment delivery to streams and protects important salmon and steelhead habitat. Fire crews are making progress grading, repairing, and removing hazard trees along the 60 Road to the Windigo Pass Trailhead on the Pacific Crest Trail. Resources: 12 hand crews, 10 engines, 4 dozers, 17 water tenders, 5 helicopters. Total personnel 551. Public Safety:  As fire activity diminishes, hazards from fire effects and suppression activities remain. Crews and equipment continue to use roads for both suppression and post-fire suppression repair. Activities like brushing and chipping along roadsides and falling trees remain hazards on the landscape. You can help keep firefighters and the public safe by adhering to the closure orders until they are officially lifted. 

Windigo Fire 
Size: Approx. 1,007 acres
Containment: 99% 
Location: 20 mi SW of

La Pine, OR 
Cause: Lightning 

Potter Fire 
Size: Approx. 628 acres  
Containment: 96% 
Location: 8 mi NE of

Toketee Lake   
Cause: Lightning 

Camel Hump Fire
Size: Approx. 6 acres  
Containment: 88% 
Location: 6 miles SW of Potter Mountain 
Cause: Lightning 

Big Swamp Fire
Size: Approx. 110 acres  
Containment: 97% 
Location: 6.5 mi N of Lemolo Lake 
Cause: Lightning 


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