Robbin Fire (IDNCF)

First Reported: 2024-08-22 19:31:28 UTC on August 22, 2024
Inciweb page: IDNCF Robbin Fire
Size: Unknown
Type: Wildfire
Status: Field Active
Percent Contained: Unknown
Robbin Fire (2024-08-22)
wildfire
Stevensville, Montana, United States
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Wildfire Status:

The Robbin Fire, a lightning-caused wildfire, was detected on August 21, 2024, and is currently active in Game Unit 12, situated less than six and a half miles southwest of the Powell Ranger Station and less than three and a half miles south of the Wendover Campground. As of the latest update on August 22, 2024, there have been no reported closures related to the fire, indicating that the situation is being managed without immediate threats to public access or safety.

Fire management efforts are being coordinated by the Powell Ranger District Fire Management team. They are likely assessing the fire's size and behavior to determine the resources needed for effective containment and suppression. As the fire is relatively new, ongoing assessments of weather conditions will play a crucial role in shaping the response strategies.

Weather conditions in the area could potentially affect firefighting efforts, but specific details on current weather patterns were not provided in the available information. Fire agencies will remain vigilant and monitor any changes that may influence the fire's spread or behavior. The situation remains dynamic, and updates from the incident commander and local fire management teams will be essential as they continue to address the Robbin Fire's developments.

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