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Middle Fork Complex: 61,484 acres, 83% completion, 640 Personnel Snag Fire: 33,300 acres, 89% completion, 175 Personnel Goat Fire: 26,478 acres 37% completion, 89 personnel Tuesday sunny skies continue to prevail. Higher relative humidity overnight helps keep fire behavior limited to smoldering and creeping. The clear skies and warm temperatures continue to dry fine fuels, especially in the lower elevations. 

Middle Fork Complex Fire UpdateSeptember 22, 2024Middle Fork Complex: 61,484 acres, 85% completion, 553 Personnel   Snag Fire: 33,300 acres, 75% completion, 178Personnel   Goat Fire: 26,478 acres 32% completion, 89 personnel 

Middle Fork Complex Daily UpdateSeptember 20, 2024

Fire activity is expected to remain minimal today throughout all fires as high humidity and cooler temperatures remain. A warm, drying trend is expected this weekend and into next week. Firefighters continue to work diligently as they strengthen control lines to combat drier weather. Throughout all fires, larger fuels and needle cast from fire weakened trees will continue to be consumed, producing smoldering, and creeping within fire perimeters. Needle cast is when fire weakened trees drop their needles, creating a duff layer on the ground.

Middle Fork Complex Fire Update  September 18, 2024 Community Meeting Tonight  

Snag, 11 miles E of Cascade, 33,300 acres, 33% contained, https://tinyurl.com/4k9dk3mu Dollar, 18 NE of Cascade, 4,360 acres, 8% contained, https://tinyurl.com/bef6r3tz 

Snag,11 miles E of Cascade, 33,300 acres, 27% contained, https://tinyurl.com/4k9dk3mu Dollar,18 NE of Cascade, 4,360 acres, 8% contained, https://tinyurl.com/bef6r3tz 

Snag Fire, 11 miles E of Cascade, 33,299 acres, 25% contained, https://tinyurl.com/4k9dk3mu