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Cascade Fire Active Near Lowell, ID

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The Cascade Fire, a lightning-caused wildfire, is currently burning 22 miles east of Lowell, Idaho, according to the latest InciWeb update. The fire is being managed under a single incident that also includes the Wolf Creek, Three Links, and Grotto Fires.

The fire perimeter and points are approximated, and the incident is managed by Nez Perce - Clearwater National Forests. Residents in the Okanogan–Omak area should monitor updates for potential impacts, as the fire's location near the Idaho border may affect regional air quality and travel routes.

📄 Source: InciWeb Active Wildfires http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/idncf-cascade
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  • The Cascade Fire is a lightning-caused wildfireThe Cascade Fire is a lightning caused wildfire currently burning 22 miles East of Lowell, Idaho.
  • The Cascade Fire is currently burning 22 miles east of Lowell, IdahoThe Cascade Fire is a lightning caused wildfire currently burning 22 miles East of Lowell, Idaho.
  • The Cascade Fire is being managed under a single incidentUpdates for the Wolf Creek, Three Links, and Grotto Fires are being reported under the Cascade Fire at this time.
  • The single incident also includes the Wolf Creek FireUpdates for the Wolf Creek, Three Links, and Grotto Fires are being reported under the Cascade Fire at this time.
  • The single incident also includes the Three Links Firenull
  • The single incident also includes the Grotto Firesnull
  • The fire perimeter and points are approximatednull
  • The incident is managed by Nez Perce - Clearwater National ForestsIncident Commander USFS, Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests, Moose Creek Ranger District
  • Residents in the Okanogan–Omak area should monitor updates for potential impactsnull
  • The fire's location near the Idaho border may affect regional air qualitynull
  • The fire's location near the Idaho border may affect travel routesnull

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