Black Mountain (MTHLF)

Wildfire Status:

The Black Mountain Fire, reported on July 29, 2024, is currently 100% contained after burning a total area of 182 acres. The fire was located approximately six miles northwest of Lincoln, Montana, and has been declared fully under control as of August 21, 2024. The incident involved closed timber litter and brush approximately two feet in height, which contributed to the fire's spread during its active phase. Fortunately, no significant events have been reported since containment.

Fire agencies have responded effectively to the situation, with the incident command indicating that the fire has been returned to district management and is now under normal operations. Additionally, the closure order related to the fire has been rescinded, allowing access to previously restricted areas. This indicates a successful firefighting effort and a return to normalcy for the affected region.

Weather conditions during the fire's active phase were likely a factor in its behavior, although specific details on temperature, humidity, and wind patterns are not provided in the current report. The successful containment of the Black Mountain Fire reflects the coordinated efforts of local fire agencies and the favorable conditions that may have assisted in suppressing the flames.

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