13 large wildfires in the PNW. A cold front brings soaking rain to western OR & WA today, with lighter rain elsewhere and snow levels dropping below 5,000 feet. Wet thunderstorms are expected tonight/tomorrow. Gusty winds east of the Cascades. Fire danger drops this weekend.

2024 has been a tough wildfire year for the PNW, affecting forests, communities, and wildlife. While recent rain has helped in some areas, the threat isn’t over. Stay alert and follow local fire restrictions. #PNWFires #WildfireAwareness #ProtectWhatYouLove

The #PNW has reduced to Preparedness Level 2, indicating improved fire conditions across the region. While the risk has decreased, we still encourage everyone to stay vigilant and prepared as conditions can change quickly. Stay safe and informed! #FireSafety #PreparednessLevel2

1 new large fire—Top of the World, 5 mi. W of Lyle, WA. 13 large fires in the PNW. A cold front brings rain to most of western OR, WA, and NE OR mountains tomorrow. Rain/snow showers continue into Friday with possible t-storms. Fire danger will drop but dry areas remain at risk.

13 active large fires in the PNW. Expect rain to western WA/north coastal OR today, with inland showers Tuesday. A cold front arrives Wed. spreading rain and snow eastward by Thur. Significant fire activity risk remains low, but fire danger is above average due.

12 active large fires in the PNW. Expect increasing showers with gusts of 20-30 mph in south central/eastern OR. Above-average temperatures continuing on Sunday. Fire danger remains elevated through most of the region.

Across the PNW, crews continue to contain thousands of acres, keeping communities and forests safe. 🙌 Every bit of containment is a step closer to protecting our homes and forests. 🌲 #PNWStrong #WildfireAwareness #FirefightersRock

12 active large fires in the PNW. Expect above-normal temps through Monday for most areas. A few showers in southern OR Saturday, but the region stays mostly dry. Fire danger remains high.

Fire crews in the PNW gained more ground on wildfires with containment on the Bottom Creek fire 25 miles east of Coos Bay, OR!!

13 active large fires in the PNW. Expect dry weather and locally breezy north winds Thursday on both sides of the Cascades. Minimal rain expected in southern Oregon Saturday. Fire danger remains high and will remain for several days with no major weather triggers expected.

News from the frontlines! Thanks to our firefighting heroes (& some much-needed help from Mother Nature) for locking in over 6,000 more acres of containment! 🙌 Let's keep cheering on our crews & stay vigilant as we continue to safeguard the beauty of the PNW! Every acre counts.

14 large fires in the PNW. Expect light rain in the NW PSAs today, with stronger winds extending east. While the region stays mostly dry heading into the weekend, breezy conditions are possible. Monday brings rain to the west, breezes to the east. Fire danger remains high.

1 NEW large fire—Pine (OR) at 2,000 acres. 19 total large fires in the region. Expect light rain to western Washington and northern Oregon today and Wednesday, with breezy Cascade gap winds. Fire danger remains above normal, with limited rainfall impact.

15 active large wildfires in the PNW. Warmer, drier conditions today with moderate instability in south-central/southeast OR. Light rain Tue.-Wed. west of the Cascades—breezy winds east. Fire danger above normal, except in western WA, with potential lowering later.

More acres of wildfires are being contained in the PNW as firefighting efforts continue across the region. Crews are making progress, aided by favorable weather conditions. However, dry and warm areas, especially in southwest OR and east of the Cascades, still pose challenges.

Sunny and dry conditions will persist today and Monday across most areas. A weak front will bring clouds and light rain to western WA/northwest OR by Monday PM, but dry and warm in SW Oregon and east of the Cascades. Fire danger remains high, though new fire potential is low.

CONTAINED—Goosmus & Jack Wells (WA) totaling 2,738 acres! 17 remaining large wildfires in the PNW. Expect elevated fire risk due to dry conditions and gusty winds this weekend—20-30 mph winds, especially across inland areas , increasing the potential for fire spread.

We’re happy to announce that the Pioneer Fire is now fully contained! A huge thank you to the crews and partners who worked to protect our communities and natural resources. Stay safe, and continue to stay informed. #PioneerFire #FullyContained #FireSafety

19 large wildfires active in the PNW. A cold front moves across the region today, bringing strong SW winds that shift to the west after crossing the Cascades. Rain expected in western WA and NW OR; little rain east of the Cascades. Elevated fire risks in NW05, NW06, NW10.

Good news in the PNW! More fire containment progress has been made. Thanks to the efforts of firefighters, we're moving toward safer conditions. Stay vigilant and stay safe! #FireSeason2024 #PNWFire