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Kane Fire at 100% containment

8/18/2023 - 10:47 am

The Kane Fire will go to 100% containment today as crews continue suppression repair and rehabilitation work around the perimeter of the burned area. Management of the fire will transition from the local Type 3 organization to a smaller Type 4 managed by the Forest. Crews will continue to patrol and respond to any new starts as thunderstorms continue to move through the area.

Fire crews were able to quickly establish a perimeter on the Kane Fire with the assistance of the onset of the monsoonal weather pattern. Daytime cloud cover, higher humidity, and precipitation all moderated fire behavior, allowing crews to protect valuable cultural resources ahead of and in the vicinity of the fire. Although more rain is in the forecast through the weekend and into next week, smoke may still be visible from the Kane Fire area as pinyon pine and juniper stumps smolder.

This will be the last update on the Kane Fire.

Information can be found on InciWeb, the Kaibab NF website, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, or by calling the local ranger stations.

A map of the Kane fire August 18 2023.jpg

A map of the Kane fire August 18 2023
Keywords: 
wildfire, containment, Kane fire, 100% containment
Source: 
Kaibab National Forest
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