Robbin Fire (IDNCF)

Wildfire Status:

The Robbin Fire, a lightning-caused wildfire, was detected on the morning of August 21, 2024. It is currently situated less than six and a half miles southwest of the Powell Ranger Station and approximately three and a half miles south of the Wendover Campground, within Game Unit 12. As of the latest update on August 22, 2024, the fire remains active but does not have a specified size reported. There have been no reported closures associated with the incident at this time.

The incident is being managed by the Powell Ranger District Fire Management, which is coordinating the response efforts. While specific details regarding the firefighting strategy have not been disclosed, active fire management typically includes monitoring the fire's progression, deploying resources to contain the fire, and assessing the surrounding areas to ensure safety. Given the recent lightning strike that ignited the fire, ongoing assessments of weather conditions and fire behavior are crucial for effective management.

The current weather conditions and forecasts will significantly impact the fire's behavior and the firefighting efforts. Although specific weather data has not been provided, typical considerations include temperature, humidity, wind speeds, and potential precipitation, all of which can either exacerbate or help suppress wildfire activity. Fire agencies will continue to monitor these conditions closely as they work to manage the Robbin Fire effectively.

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