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Light rain and cool temperatures through midweek were expected to reduce fire spread, but drier, warmer conditions toward the weekend could foment an increase in fire activity.
Hot and dry weather combined with Chinook winds have resulted in Red Flag warnings and fire weather watches for large portions of Interior Alaska for Saturday and Sunday.
After a four-year hiatus, Coos History Bus Tours are back. Join Anne Guerin and Bill Mast as they lead a scenic history tour of the Middle Fork of the Coquille
Taking to local paths such as the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail can provide nature-lovers with numerous opportunities to spot local wildlife.
The National Weather Service issued a fire weather watch for the weekend as temperatures are likely to move into the 90s with winds from the south fanning wildfire flames.