Shady Fire estimated at 1,070 acres

  • Source: KIDK/KXPI LocalNews8.com
  • Published: 07/18/2019 10:50 AM

The lightning-caused Shady Fire reported the evening of July 10 is estimated at 1,070 acres. The fire is burning in subalpine fir and lodgepole pine and is located approximately two miles east of Seafoam Guard Station in the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness on the Middle Fork Ranger District. It is burning in Shady and Casto Creeks and in a no-name drainage to the east of Castro Creek. Fire activity was minimal in all drainages Wednesday. Fire managers are urging you to use caution when traveling in the vicinity of the Shady Fire as firefighters are in the area. In addition, they are urging you to be aware of the many blind corners on the roads and to please slow down. Due to heavy fuel loading, active fire behavior, and the presence of numerous snags, firefighters have been unable to directly engage the fire.



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