100% CONTAINED—Solomon Fire at 2,600 acres! 3 NEW LARGE FIRES: Flat Top at 13,680 ac, Firestone at 6,500 ac, and Bachelor Complex at 192 ac. 30 large wildfires total in PNW. Gusty winds/marine air bring higher humidity but little rain. Cooler weather and storms mid-week.

Gusty winds and low humidity will promote fire spread in eastern and southeastern Oregon today. Showers and thunderstorms arrive tonight and continue into Wednesday with increasing humidity. Fire danger will decrease mid-week, with cooler temps and reduced risk by the weekend.

The Air Quality Index (AQI) measures air quality on a scale from 0 to 500, with higher numbers indicating worse conditions. It has six categories, from "Good" (0-50) to "Hazardous" (301-500), reflecting health risks. Check your local AQI at airnow.gov.

Today, we honor the memory of those lost on September 11, 2001, and the bravery of first responders, firefighters, and others who selflessly risked everything to help. Their courage continues to inspire our work in protecting communities and resources. #NeverForget

No NEW LG FIRES; 31 TOTAL in the PNW. Showers taper off today, calming winds and ending the lightning threat. Cooler-than-usual temps stick around, with a dry Friday ahead before the next front arrives. Fire danger is dropping, and the risk of new fires remains low!

1 NEW LG FIRE: Young Grasshopper (OR) at 1,200 acres. Total in PNW: 33. Dry today with rain in W. Washington tonight and NW Oregon by Saturday. Light winds east of the Cascades increasing Sat. No lightning expected. Fire danger low, with cooler weather and more rain next week.

🔥 Don’t Let the Rain Fool You! 🔥 While cooler temps and rain may bring relief, wildfire danger is still real. 🌲🔥 Stay alert, follow fire safety protocols, & don’t become complacent! Every action counts in preventing the next wildfire. 🌲💧 #WildfireSafety #StayVigilant #PNW

32 LARGE FIRES in the PNW. Rain expected today over the western part of the region followed by showers in SE/central OR Sun. afternoon. Temps will be below normal across the region. Fire danger remains low, with no significant fire risk from lightning or significant ignitions.

32 large wildfires in the PNW. Expect showers/isolated wet t-showers over SE & central OR Sun-Mon. Rain west of the Cascades Tue-Wed. Fire danger remains low, reducing the risk of new significant fires. Isolated lightning in central/eastern OR likely won't cause many ignitions

Over 183,000 acres have been contained across the PNW! 🙌 Thanks to the hard work of firefighters and favorable weather, fire danger remains low in many areas. Stay vigilant, stay informed, and let's continue to protect our communities. #PNW #FireSafety

25 large wildfires in the PNW. Showers and wet thunderstorms expected over E Oregon & SE Washington today/overnight. Tuesday brings rain west & showers east. Slight fire risk increase Monday/Tuesday for E Washington grass/range lands due to breezy, dry north winds.

Good news from the PNW! More acres contained as firefighters make significant progress against wildfires. A huge thank you to the crews and support teams working to protect our communities and landscapes. Stay safe, everyone!

The 2024 PNW wildfire season has been severe, with over 2.1 million acres burned due to record dry conditions, lightning strikes, & human activity. Despite cooler temps, fires persist, fueled by winds and dry vegetation, with evacuations/firefighting ongoing​.

24 large fires in the PNW. Expect light showers to eastern Oregon. Moderate winds push through Cascade gaps, but humidity remains high. Fire risk is low, though minor bumps may occur later this week. Stay vigilant—avoid activities that may spark fires!

Great news! Thanks to the hard work of firefighters, another 3,822 acres have been contained in the PNW. 🌲👏 While progress is being made, we still need your help—stay cautious, follow fire restrictions, and keep our forests safe! #FireSafety #PNWfires

As hunting season begins, some areas are off-limits due to wildfire efforts. Stay out of restricted zones to protect yourself and firefighters! 👉 Active crews/hotspots make these areas dangerous. 🔴 Check local restrictions before heading out for a safe season! #HuntResponsibly

24 large wildfires in the PNW. Showers taper off today with mild weather, lower humidity, and west breezes through Cascade gaps until Sat. Hot, dry or rainy, gusty conditions possible from Sunday onward. Fire potential remains low but may rise in N. Oregon/Columbia Basin.

24 large wildfires in the PNW. Expect mild weather and west breezes through the Cascade gaps until Saturday. A brief warming and drying spell is likely early next week. Fire potential remains low overall for much of the region.

24 large wildfires in the PNW. Expect mild weather with near seasonal temps & humidity on Fri & Sat. Light rain may hit western WA on Sun, while the rest of the region starts warming & drying, peaking Tues/Wed. Warming will increase fire danger next week. #PNWFireSafety

24 large wildfires in the PNW. Expect mild, near-seasonal weather Saturday. Light rain possible in western WA on Sunday, but most of the region stays dry. Warming and drying trend begins Monday, peaking Tuesday. Fire danger remains low until midweek when the heat boosts risk.