Palmas Fire (CACDD)
239 acre wildfire (100% contained)
Desert Shores, California, United States
Palmas Fire
Wildfire Status:
The Palmas Fire in the United States is currently 100% contained, with some trail closures still in effect. Fortunately, there is no threat to neighboring communities as the fire was contained within the preserve. The fire originated on February 20, 2024, in the Dos Palmas Preserve and has affected an area of 239 acres. The Bureau of Land Management is the incident commander for this wildfire.
The current response from fire agencies has been successful in containing the fire and preventing further spread. The size of the fire has been stabilized, with 100% of the perimeter now contained. Weather conditions, such as wind direction and humidity levels, have likely played a significant role in aiding the containment efforts. The incident overview states that there is no immediate danger to surrounding communities, highlighting the effectiveness of the response efforts.
Overall, the Palmas Fire is under control, and the focus is now on monitoring and ensuring that there are no flare-ups or re-ignition of the fire. The fire agencies involved are likely to continue patrolling the area to address any remaining hotspots and ensure the safety of the public and the environment. The collaborative effort of fire cooperators and agencies has been instrumental in successfully managing this wildfire incident.
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Containment History:
| Date | Percent Contained |
|---|---|
| 2024-03-04 | 100% contained |
| 2024-05-29 | 100% contained |
Fire Growth History:
| Date | Fire Size (Acres) | Fire Size (Square Miles) | Fire Size (Square Kilometers) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-03-05 | 239 acres | 0.4 sq mi | 1.0 sq km |
| 2024-05-29 | 239 acres | 0.4 sq mi | 1.0 sq km |