Fire containment is 89%, 25,958 acres. Fire crews have shifted to patrol and mop up status.

Fire containment is 89%, 25,958 acres. There was very little fire activity today. Crews will maintain patrol and mop up status tomorrow.

Fire containment is 89%, 25,958 acres.

Containment lines are nearly complete around the perimeter of the fire. Today, crews will continue to patrol, mop up, and contain any movement of the fire.

Fire containment is 57%, 25.958 acres.

Current fire behavior is smoldering. Crews made good progress today and continue to be in patrol and mop up status. 

Fire containment is 50%, 25,958 acres. Crews will continue to patrol, mop up, and improve containment lines. Lightning was present with the storms that rolled through overnight. A recon flight is scheduled this morning to check out the spots lightning possibly hit. A mapping flight will be scheduled later in the day to capture any changes in the fire acreage.

Fire containment is 50%, 25,958 acres. No change in acreage due to holding current containment lines.

Fire containment is 45%, 25,958 acres.

Fire behavior is low to moderate at this time. Crews will continue to construct containment lines, patrol, mop up, and check for hot spots around the fire perimeter. Critical fire weather conditions remain with gusty winds, high temperatures, and low humidity values.

Acreage will be updated when the mapping flight is complete.

Fire containment 45%, 25,958 acres.

Fire behavior is low to moderate across the fire. Crews are making good progress with constructing, holding, and patrolling containment line.

Fire containment is 45%, 25,767 acres.

Overnight, crews made progress strengthening and patrolling containment lines. Fire activity was low throughout the night.

Aviation resources will be available again today to assist where needed. Ground crews will continue to patrol, hold, and mop up along the fire perimeter.

Elevated fire weather is expected today due to high wind speeds, gusting up to 25mph.

Fire containment is 45%, 25,767 acres.

Fire behavior was active today due to the wind shift that occurred overnight. Crews continue to make progress constructing containment lines where possible and utilizing aviation resources.

The plan for tomorrow is to continue to hold existing containment lines, shift resources to problem areas, and utilize ground and aviation resources where needed in rough terrain.