South Columbia Basin (WANES)

Wildfire Status:

The South Columbia Basin fire, located near Cheney, Washington, has been fully contained as of August 1st, 2024. The fire burned in timber, light fuels, and grass, covering a total of 252 acres. All local resources have taken over the fire incident, and there are no further updates expected. The fire was first reported on July 26th and has since been successfully contained.

The response to the South Columbia Basin fire involved a coordinated effort from various agencies, including DNR firefighters working on the fire from brush trucks. The fire crews were actively working on the fireline to contain and extinguish the blaze. The incident overview highlights the containment of the fire and the involvement of local resources in managing the aftermath of the wildfire.

The weather conditions during the firefighting efforts were not specified in the available information. However, with the fire now fully contained, the focus has shifted to monitoring the area for any potential flare-ups or hotspots. The incident map from July 27, 2024, provides a visual representation of the fire's perimeter and containment efforts. Overall, the successful containment of the South Columbia Basin fire marks a positive outcome for the firefighting teams and the local community.

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