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PORTLAND, Ore. — Despite a wet winter across much of the Pacific Northwest, fire season is now well underway in Oregon and Washington after successive weeks of hot, dry weather heading into summer. Fire officials have predicted above-average potential for dangerously large fires for nearly all of Washington and a broad swath of Oregon this year.

There are currently multiple wildfires burning in the region, the details of which will be continuously updated below. Note: No fire that is more than 90% contained will be listed. Information about fire acreage and containment percentage are approximate.

The updates below are for the morning of August 30, 2023. As of that date, there are no large fires actively burning in southwestern Washington.

Flat Fire

Bedrock Fire

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Lookout Fire

Camp Creek Fire

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Tyee Ridge Complex Fire

Smith River Complex North Fire (Oregon side)