A spot fire near Buckaroo Springs and Forest Service
Road 3510 was caught in the Watson Creek Fire area on Tuesday. All divisions working on the fire reported
progress yesterday and will be mopping up, holding, and patrolling
containment lines. Crews are gridding,
looking for any areas of heat within 100 feet of the perimeter.
Following weaker winds and cooler temperatures
overnight, today may be warmer than yesterday. Creeping and smoldering fire behavior is
still anticipated. Today winds are
projected to be out of the south in the morning, southwest in the afternoon
and west in the evening. This may cause
more smoke in the Paisley area.
Today the public is invited to visit the heli-base at
the Paisley airport from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Much of South Central Oregon is very dry and receptive
to fire. Remember to be careful if you
are driving. Keep chains from dragging
and creating sparks. Never throw a
cigarette or other combustible material from a vehicle.
Evacuations &
Closure:
In collaboration with Team 6 the Lake County Sheriff’s
Office has reduced evacuation levels.
As of 6:00 a.m. today, the Lakeview Estates neighborhood Level 3 evacuation has been lowered to a Level 2.
The areas previously at a Level 2 evacuation have
been lowered to a Level 1.
The evacuation notice has been lifted for residents east of Highway 31.
Closure Order
Number
06-02-03-18-02-02 for the Fremont-Winema National Forest remains in effect.
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Fire
at a Glance
Size: 57,371 acres
Containment: 75%
Location: 6
miles southwest of Paisley, Oregon (Paisley Ranger District)
Cause: Under
Investigation
Total Assigned Personnel: 931
Assigned Resources:
24 Crews 69 Engines
Aircraft:
3 Type 1 helicopters
2 Type 2 helicopters
1 Type 3 helicopter
Structures Threatened:
212 Residences 300 Other
Closures:
Fremont-Winema National
Forest Roads & Recreation Sites
FIRE INFORMATION:
541-943-3122
watsoncreekfire2018@gmail.com
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Radio Updates: KPAI 103.1
FM
9:30
a.m. (online: Paisley School Radio)
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