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FireYesterday, Red Flag conditions increased interior activity on the Trout Fire near Boone Meadow and there was some SE progression just south of Smith Meadow. The Borel Fire was very active and moved to E/NE. Progression of the Borel is expected again today, largely to the east. Expected fire behavior on the Borel includes crown fire runs and long-range spotting. Additional information can be found here SQF Lightning Fires InciwebSmoke

Trout Fire: 22,660 acres - 25% containmentLong Fire: 9,204 acres - 35% containmentBorel Fire: 31,980 acres - 0% containmentTotal Personnel: 1,059 

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Special StatementA Red Flag Warning is in affect until 2300 on 7/27. The Borel Fire was added to the Outlook.Fire

Trout Fire: 22,231 acres - 20% containmentLong Fire: 9,204 acres - 30% containmentBorel Fire: 3,092 acres - 0% containmentTotal Personnel: 1,117 

FirePortions of the fire received light precipitation yesterday during afternoon thunderstorm activity. Today, drier air will start to move into the Outlook area and reduce the chance of thunderstorms. Tactical firing operations are possible on the western side of the Trout. Expected fire behavior to include smoldering, single tree/small group torching, spotting, and potential short uphill runs.

Trout Fire: 22,231 acres - 10% containmentLong Fire: 9,204 acres - 25% containmentBorel Fire: 941 acres - 0% containmentTotal Personnel: 1,095 

Trout Fire: 22,105 acres - 7% containmentLong Fire: 9,204 acres - 20% containmentTotal Personnel: 1,067 

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Trout Fire: 19,259 acres - 5% containmentLong Fire: 8,908 acres - 20% containmentTotal Personnel: 1,007