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Lyons Ferry Fire Ignited by Lightning

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The Lyons Ferry wildfire was reported at 3:39 a.m. on July 16 after a lightning strike ignited the fire in the Southeast Region-Department of Natural Resources area. Gusty winds and dry fuel contributed to rapid fire spread, prompting initial attack efforts by Franklin and Whitman county fire agencies.

The fire's perimeter and coordinates are approximate, with the fire located at 46° 37' 33" N, 118° 14' 21" W. The incident remains active as of July 18, with no further updates provided in the public record.

Residents in the vicinity should monitor official channels for evacuation alerts or road closures, as the fire's spread could impact local communities.

📄 Source: InciWeb Active Wildfires http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/wases-lyons-ferry
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  • The Lyons Ferry wildfire was reported at 3:39 a.m.null
  • The Lyons Ferry wildfire was reported on July 16null
  • The Lyons Ferry wildfire was ignited by a lightning strikenull
  • The Lyons Ferry wildfire was ignited in the Southeast Region-Department of Natural Resources areanull
  • Gusty winds contributed to rapid fire spreadnull
  • Dry fuel contributed to rapid fire spreadnull
  • Initial attack efforts by Franklin county fire agencies begannull
  • Initial attack efforts by Whitman county fire agencies begannull
  • The fire's perimeter is approximatenull
  • The fire's coordinates are approximatenull
  • The fire is located at 46° 37' 33" Nnull
  • The fire is located at 118° 14' 21" Wnull
  • The incident remains active as of July 18null
  • No further updates are provided in the public record regarding the incidentnull
  • Residents in the vicinity should monitor official channels for evacuation alertsnull
  • Residents in the vicinity should monitor official channels for road closuresnull
  • The fire's spread could impact local communitiesnull

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