Huckleberry Ridge Fire (WAPCS)

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The Huckleberry Ridge Fire, located approximately 20 miles southwest of Pe Ell, Washington, ignited on September 4, 2024, at 3:47 PM and has now been fully contained. The fire impacted recent harvest units, mature timber, and one-year-old reprod timber situated in steep terrain. As of the latest reports, the fire has burned an area of 300 acres, with a local Type 4 Incident Management Team overseeing the ongoing mop-up operations to ensure complete extinguishment of any remaining hot spots.

Fire agencies have responded effectively, deploying a total of 271 personnel, including 9 engines/tenders and 8 hand crews to combat the blaze during its active phase. The incident has been managed with a focus on safety and minimizing the impact on surrounding communities, as the fire was recorded to be about eight miles from the nearest structure and eleven miles from the closest community. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Weather conditions have played a crucial role in the management of the Huckleberry Ridge Fire. Although specific weather data is not detailed in the current reports, the containment efforts have been aided by favorable conditions, allowing fire crews to implement effective strategies to control the fire's spread. Moving forward, monitoring efforts will continue to ensure that the fire is fully extinguished and that the landscape is safe for local residents and wildlife.

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