12 hours: Activity in areas of unchecked fire will be primarily backing, creeping, and flanking. In areas with topographical features will continue to influence sustained activity. Late evening hours
are the most critical burn periods for this fire. If there is activity this is when it will occur
starting late afternoon and routinely burn late into the night. Suppression resource continue to
aggressively engage utilizing direct tactics to keep fire to the smallest footprint possible. Close
communication and coordination occurring between the local district(s), adjacent fires, and
resources to posture toward pending weather event.

24 hours: We will have a Red Flag Warning in effect for strong winds. Potential for areas that have not been checked to have head, isolated torching, and spotting activity. Resources will continue to engage fire safely under a direct attack strategy.

48 hours: Continued critical conditions with strong gusting winds with potential for gusty outflow winds. Resources will continue to engage fire safely under a direct attack strategy.

72 hours: Warming is expected in the fire area, higher temperatures and lower humidities could help promote established surface fires and also any new ignitions. Resources will continue to utilize direct attack strategies along with supporting other incidents and local districts as needed.