diamond creek fire
[10/24/17] Central Washington Burned Area Emergency Response Team Releases Burn Severity Map
Burn severity can vary across the fire area depending on topography, weather conditions, fuel types, and rate of fire spread.
[9/20/17] Both Diamond Creek And Uno Peak Fires Believed Human Caused
Ninety percent of Washington state wildfires this year have been human caused.
[9/19/17] Fall Like Weather Offers Boost For Firefighters Battling Area Wildfires
Remaining crews will continue to focus on fire repair work.
[9/14/17] Diamond Creek Fire Is Estimated At 30% Contained
Mazama, Rendezvous and Lost River are being upgraded to a Level 2 evacuation.
[9/8/17] Diamond Creek Fire Estimated At 104,000 Acres Still Burning
The fire continued moving predominantly east in the Ashnola drainage as well as farther north into British Columbia.
[8/21/17] Diamond Creek Fire At 30,524 Acres
Resources on the Diamond Creek Fire include 10 hand crews, 2 camp crews, 18 engines, 2 helicopters, 1 dozer and 7 water tenders for a total of 382 personnel.
[8/7/17] Diamond Creek Fire At 9,421 Acres- Expected To Be A Long Term Event
An infrared flight from last night indicates 600-700 acres of fire growth in the Lost River drainage
[8/3/17] Diamond Creek Community Meeting Tonight At Methow Valley Community Center
6:00 p.m., Thursday, August 3rd
[7/31/17] Diamond Creek Fire Estimated At 5,000 Acres- Bringing Smoke Into Chelan Valley
The forecast calls for continued hot and dry weather with winds out of the northwest that will likely produce hazy and smokey conditions for the next few days.