Boulder Creek Fire (IDNCF)

Wildfire Status:

The Boulder Creek Fire, detected on July 24, 2024, is an active wildfire located approximately ten miles north of the Powell Ranger Station and 12 miles west of Lolo Hot Springs. As of August 22, 2024, the fire has burned around 25 acres. The fire was sparked by lightning and has been characterized by moderate activity due to the prevailing warmer and drier conditions in the area.

Fire management efforts are currently being coordinated by the Powell Ranger District Fire Management team. So far, there are no reported closures or evacuations related to the fire, indicating that the situation is being effectively managed. As fire agencies respond, they remain vigilant, monitoring the fire's behavior and potential growth. The current weather conditions are critical, as the warmer temperatures and lower humidity levels can exacerbate fire activity.

While the Boulder Creek Fire is relatively small compared to other wildfires, the response teams are maintaining readiness in case the fire conditions worsen. As the situation develops, the fire agencies will continue to assess the environment and adjust their strategies to ensure public safety and effective fire suppression.

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