12 hours: Persistent surface spread in continuous fuels, torching, uphill runs, and short-range spotting in heavy timber will likely continue. Fire behavior is forecast to remain active late into the evening.

24 hours: Fire is expected to continue backing and flanking west towards Meacham Creek with minimal or moderate additional growth due to ongoing operations. Uphill runs are possible all mid-slope areas of the fire after spot fires establish or rollout occurs. Highest spread potential remains to the south and east where minimal barriers exist.

48 hours: Seasonal warm and dry conditions with average winds and humidity are forecast. Fire behavior is certain to remain active and moderate to significant perimeter growth is likely. 

72 hours: Seasonal warm and dry conditions with average winds and humidity are forecast. Fire behavior is certain to remain active and moderate to significant perimeter growth is likely.

Anticipated after 72 hours: Warming and drying trend is forecast with possible increasing winds late in the week. Fire behavior is almost certain to remain active and moderate to significant perimeter growth is likely until a change in weather pattern occurs.