Provincial fire ban lifted, some improvement for northern wildfires
The provincial fire ban has been lifted because of the recent rain. CEO and Fire Commissioner for the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, Marlo Pritcha...
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Rain not enough to cause major change to wildfire situation says SPSA
While firefighters welcomed the heavy rain that fell north of Prince Albert, officials from the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) say it’s not enough t
Source: paherald.sk.ca
Rainy, cooler weather prompts SPSA to lift provincial fire ban
A provincial fire ban has been lifted in Saskatchewan, eight days after the ban was issued. In a media release Wednesday, the Saskatchewan Public Safe...
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Rainy, cooler weather prompts SPSA to lift provincial fire ban
A provincial fire ban has been lifted in Saskatchewan, eight days after the ban was issued. In a media release...
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Hundreds of residents flee their homes as firefighters continue battling blaze in northern Sask.
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) provided a brief update on the wildfires burning across northern Saskatchewan that are forcing hundreds of people f
North Battleford Buffalo Narrows Bryan Chartrand Marlo Pritchard Ronge Fire Department Facebook Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
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Crews closing in on full Caldor containment
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — As firefighters inch toward full containment of the 221,775-acre Caldor Fire, the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday all evacuation orders and warnings in the county have been lifted.
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Caldor Fire size remains the same - weather conditions were good today for reduced fire activity
The Caldor Fire is currently 221,774 acres and remains at 76 percent contained. The cause of the fire, which started at approximately 6:45 p.m. on August 14, is still under investigation. The Red Flag Warning expired this morning at 5:00 a.m.
Source: southtahoenow.com
FireWatch: Devil's Knob Complex burns 31,224 acres, 25% contained
The Forest Service has an Emergency Fire Closure restricting public access to most of Steamboat, North Umpqua, and South Umpqua.
Source: kdrv.com