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With warm, breezy weather in Yellowstone, residents and visitors should expect smoke plumes from the Maple, Buffalo, and Central Fires.
Read More »No Growth In Maple Fire As Crews Continue Burnout Operations
Warm Weather Expected To Restart Yellowstone Fire Growth This Weekend
Fire activity in Yellowstone was next to nil yesterday, but the forecast calls for more favorable fire weather this weekend.
Read More »No New Fire Growth In Yellowstone September 7, 2016
Fire activity continues to decline in Yellowstone National Park, with none of the five active blazes showing growth from yesterday.
Read More »Fire Activity Projected To Increase in Yellowstone Later This Week
Fires in Yellowstone National Park are expected to pick up later this week after a period of rain and cool weather.
Read More »Two New Fires In Yellowstone As Cool Weather Persists
Two new lightning-caused fires (Petrified and Jasper Fires) have cropped up in Yellowstone National Park, as cooler weather persists.
Read More »Cool and Wet Conditions Predicted In Yellowstone After Critical Fire Weather
Fire growth was milder than expected as cooler weather is projected for the rest of the weekend in Yellowstone National Park.
Read More »Red Flag Warning Extended To Saturday In Yellowstone
Critical fire weather conditions will continue throughout Yellowstone National Park as the NWS extends their Red Flag Warning to Saturday.
Read More »Maple Fire Approximately 35000 Acres, More Campsite Closures Announced
Maple Fire has grown to approximately 35,000 acres and has prompted more trail and campsite closures.
Read More »Central Fire Sparks West of Lake Village, Maple Fire Grows
Another fire has started in Yellowstone National Park, this time on the east side, as the National Weather Service issues another Red Flag Warning for the region.
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