Shelly Fire (CAKNF)

Wildfire Status:

As of August 6, 2024, the Shelly Fire in Klamath National Forest has been declared 100% contained. The fire, which initially ignited on July 3, 2024, has burned approximately 15,520 acres of vegetation in the Marble Mountain Wilderness area. Fire personnel from the Klamath National Forest will continue to monitor the site to ensure no flare-ups occur. Additionally, a Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) team has been assigned to assess the situation and implement necessary recovery measures.

Evacuations in the surrounding areas have been lifted, allowing residents to return home safely. However, an area closure remains in effect to protect both the public and firefighting personnel as cleanup and monitoring efforts continue. People are encouraged to stay informed about the situation and any potential fire restrictions, as increased fire restrictions have been implemented across the Klamath National Forest.

The current weather conditions in the area are crucial for ongoing fire management efforts. Though no specific weather data is provided in the summary, typical summer conditions could affect fire behavior and recovery efforts. Residents and visitors are advised to remain vigilant and adhere to any fire-related restrictions, including limitations on campfires and stove use in developed areas. Furthermore, a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) is in effect to prevent interference from drones, which can jeopardize firefighting operations.

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