Evening update on fires near Beatty [6/2/21]
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BLY, Ore. – Firefighters continued to make great progress on the Sycan River and Yellow Jacket fires in Klamath County near Beatty.
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Morning update on fires near Beatty [6/2/21]
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BLY, Ore. – While acreage and containment have not changed since last night, firefighters are continuing to make great progress on the Sycan River and Yellow Jacket fires in Klamath County near Beatty.
Read MoreEvening update on fires burning in the Beatty area, evacuations lowered
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BLY, Ore. – Firefighters continue to make great progress on the Sycan River and Yellow Jacket fires in Klamath County near Beatty.
Read MoreFire crews make progress near Beatty
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BLY, Ore. – Firefighters are making great progress on the Sycan River and Yellow Jacket fires in Klamath County near Beatty. Both burns are holding steady as fire crews begin to contain the fires. The Sycan River Fire is 679 acres with 10 percent containment. The Yellow Jacket Fire is 34 acres with 20 percent containment. Smoke from both fires is visible in the area.
Read MoreSycan River Fire burning on Fremont-Winema National Forest
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BLY, Ore. – The Sycan River Fire continues to burn on the Fremont-Winema National Forest in Klamath County approximately 20 miles north of Beatty. The fire is estimated to be approximately 650 acres with no containment.
Read MoreSycan River Fire burns northeast of Beatty [UPDATED]
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BLY, Ore. – According to South Central Oregon Fire Management Partnership and the Klamath County Emergency Manager, the Sycan River Fire is burning 1-mile north of Sycan Forest Estates, 20 miles north of Beatty, Ore. As of 5:30 PM, the fire is estimated to be approximately 250 acres in size with no containment. The fire is primarily wind-driven and burning in mixed conifer and bush. The cause is under investigation.
Read MoreFull containment expected later today on Ponina Fire
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BLY, Ore. – The Ponina Fire, burning 5 miles north of Beatty, is expected to reach full containment by the end of today. The fire remains 1,641 acres and is under investigation. This will be the final update unless there is a significant change.
Read MorePonina Fire 75 percent contained, crews strengthen containment lines
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BLY, Ore. – The Ponina Fire burning approximately 5 miles north of Beatty is now 75 percent contained and remains 1,641 acres. The cause is under investigation.
Read MorePonina Fire 60 percent contained, remains under investigation
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BLY, Ore. – Firefighters continue to make excellent progress on the Ponina Fire burning approximately 5 miles north of Beatty. The fire is 1,641 acres and 60 percent contained. The cause is under investigation. The fire was reported Sunday around 2:30 p.m.
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BLY, Ore. – Firefighters continue to make excellent progress on the Ponina Fire burning approximately 5 miles north of Beatty. The fire is 1,641 acres and 40 percent contained. The cause is under investigation. The fire was reported Sunday around 2:30 p.m.
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BLY, Ore. – Firefighters made great progress overnight on the Ponina Fire burning approximately 5 miles north of Beatty. The fire is estimated to be approximately 1,400 acres with 10 percent containment. The cause is under investigation. The fire was reported yesterday around 2:30 p.m.
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