Boulder Creek Fire (IDNCF)

Wildfire Status:

The Boulder Creek Fire, which is currently active, was detected on July 24, 2024, and is located approximately ten miles north of the Powell Ranger Station and twelve miles west of Lolo Hot Springs. The fire has burned about 40 acres and is classified as a lightning-caused wildfire. Fortunately, recent cooler and wetter weather conditions have led to minimal fire behavior, allowing fire management teams to monitor the situation effectively.

Fire response efforts are being led by the Powell Ranger District Fire Management. As of now, there are no evacuations or closures associated with the fire. The incident has been contained, with no significant spread reported. The fire is situated in Game Unit 12, an area that is being closely watched by fire agencies.

Current weather conditions have been favorable, contributing to the reduced activity of the fire. With no significant smoke emissions observed, the situation appears stable. Fire management teams remain vigilant in their efforts to ensure that the fire does not escalate, and they are prepared to take action if conditions change. Overall, the Boulder Creek Fire is currently under control, and fire agencies continue to assess and monitor the area closely.

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