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JPR News wildfire tracker

A thin forest of spaced trees and little undergrowth. Smoke and some fire is burning in the undergrowth in the background
Complex Incident Management Team Northwest 13
The Devil's Knob Fire burning on September 8, 2024

Get the latest information on wildfires in Southern Oregon and Northern California.

These are the fires we're currently tracking.

Updated: September 13 at 11 am

OREGON:

Milepost 98 Fire

The current boundary of the Milepost 98 Fire, September 13, 2024.
Umpqua National Forest
The current boundary of the Milepost 98 Fire, September 13, 2024.

Where: I5 MP 98, Canyonville

Counties: Douglas

Size: 250 acres

Containment: 27%

Cause: Human

Current situation: Firefighters continue reinforcing fire lines and conducting mop-up and patrol operations around the perimeter. Tree fallers are engaged in snagging operations to remove hazard trees that may have been damaged in the fire and have the potential to fall. Roads in the area are being assessed for transition back to the local unit.

Weather: Yesterday was another damp day, which reduced fire behavior with cool temperatures predominantly in the 50s, relatively light winds and clearing skies in the afternoon. Dry, warmer weather returns today and tomorrow, with additional rain anticipated early next week. These conditions continue to moderate fire activity throughout the area.

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Devil's Knob Fire

The current boundary of the Devil's Knob fire, September 13, 2024.
Umpqua National Forest
The current boundary of the Devil's Knob fire, September 13, 2024.

Where: Near Joe Hall Road / Devils Knob Road in Tiller

Counties: Douglas

Size: 4,130 acres

Containment: 15%

Cause: Under investigation

Current situation: Mop-up and patrol operations continue around the fire perimeter. On the eastern flank, crews continue snagging operations to reduce hazard trees and plan to begin tethered dozer operations in steep terrain. Along the southern flank, heavy equipment is being put in place to continue securing the fire’s edge in the Flat Creek area.

Evacuations: A wildfire evacuation advisory has been issued. See zones .

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