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Wildfire update: Weekend alert issued - Vimarsana News

Wildfire update: Weekend alert issued

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.

Fire crews remain engaged in battles across the Interior, air quality worsens - Vimarsana News

Fire crews remain engaged in battles across the Interior, air quality worsens

Fire crews remain engaged in wildfires across the Interior on Friday. 62,890 acres have burned statewide in 144 active fires.

Firefighters continue structure protection as hot dry weather fuels flames - Vimarsana News

Firefighters continue structure protection as hot dry weather fuels flames

As expected, hotter and drier conditions are making wildfires more active this week as temperatures rise. Firefighters are preparing for that.

Anderson Complex fire activity expected to increase - Vimarsana News

Anderson Complex fire activity expected to increase

An additional 47,000 acres burned over the past week and roughly 42,000 lightning strikes were recorded in the Interior. About 133 fires are burning in the Interior.

Firefighters almost done mopping up two wildfires near Southwest Alaska villages of Pilot Point and Akiachak - Vimarsana News

Firefighters almost done mopping up two wildfires near Southwest Alaska villages of Pilot Point and Akiachak

Firefighters are wrapping up work on two human-caused wildfires smoldering in rural Southwest Alaska, one near the village of Pilot Point on the Alaska Peninsula and one near the village of Akiachak on the Kuskokwim River The Pilot Point Fire (#104) approximately 2 miles north of Pilot Point was 85 percent contained as of Friday…