12 hours: Fire will continue to push to South/South East and West, merging into the Rowe Creek Complex. Predominant winds from the NNW align with the drainage and could cause spotting issues across the drainage and into Ochoco NF lands. Spotting potential will continue to be a strong possibility in the South and will pose control issues where fuels are heavier and access is limited. Terrain will continue to increase fire behavior. Hot, dry, and windy conditions will continue to contribute to large fire growth.

24 hours: Hot, dry and strong northwest winds may move into the area creating large fire growth to the east and the south. Fire would continue burning into Rowe Creek Complex and push further south with potential to reach Mill Creek Wilderness.

48 hours:  Strong, gusty west and northwest winds could develop with dry air, creating large fire growth to the south and the east. Fire would continue burning into neighboring fire and south.

72 hours: Dry  with winds gusts up to 30 mph with gradual cooling temperatures returning. 

Anticpated after 72 hours: Dry with wind gusts up to 30 mph with gradual cooling temperatures returning