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Porcupine Fire Active Near Porcupine Lake

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The Porcupine Fire, discovered on July 24, is actively burning in steep terrain with cliffs and subalpine fir approximately two miles east of Porcupine Lake. Firefighting personnel are using Porcupine Lake Trail #642 for access and Porcupine Lake as a dip site for air resources.

Residents in the area should remain aware of the fire and potential for changing conditions, with caution advised for those near the fire perimeter. Firefighting aircraft will be operating in the area, requiring the public to yield to them.

📄 Source: InciWeb Active Wildfires http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/idipf-porcupine-fire
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  • The Porcupine Fire was discovered on July 24The Porcupine Fire was discovered on the evening of July 24th and is believed to be a holdover fire from a previous lightning storm.
  • The Porcupine Fire is actively burning in steep terrainIt is burning in steep terrain with cliffs, rock screes, and subalpine fir, located approximately two miles east of Porcupine Lake.
  • The Porcupine Fire is burning in cliffsnull
  • The Porcupine Fire is burning in subalpine firIt is burning in steep terrain with cliffs, rock screes, and subalpine fir, located approximately two miles east of Porcupine Lake.
  • The Porcupine Fire is approximately two miles east of Porcupine LakeIt is burning in steep terrain with cliffs, rock screes, and subalpine fir, located approximately two miles east of Porcupine Lake.
  • Firefighting personnel are using Porcupine Lake Trail #642 for accessFirefighting personnel will be using Porcupine Lake Trail #642 to access the fire area.
  • Porcupine Lake is being used as a dip site for air resourcesPorcupine Lake will act as a dip site for air resources.
  • Residents in the area should remain aware of the firePeople who live and recreate in the area should remain aware of this incident and the potential for changing conditions.
  • Residents in the area should remain aware of potential for changing conditionsPeople who live and recreate in the area should remain aware of this incident and the potential for changing conditions.
  • Caution is advised for those near the fire perimeterPeople who live and recreate in the area should remain aware of this incident and the potential for changing conditions. Firefighting personnel will be using Porcupine Lake Trail #642 to access the fire area. Porcupine Lake will act as a dip site for air resources. Exercise caution and yield to firefighting aircraft.
  • Firefighting aircraft will be operating in the areaExercise caution and yield to firefighting aircraft.

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