Consider deferring outdoor burning

La Grande, OR- Although the sunny and clear days of fall are beautiful to look at, they don’t necessarily make the best days for outdoor burning. Weather conditions over the next few days are not favorable for smoke dispersal in the region. A stable air mass does not allow smoke to mix and disperse away from populated areas. This causes poor air quality and can lead to health concerns for many people.

Please consider deferring outdoor burning activities, such as slash and debris burning until weather conditions change. For more information on smoke management in northeast Oregon, as well as current smoke management forecasts, please visit www.oregon.gov/ODF and click on the smoke management section.

http://bluemountainfireinfo.blogspot.com/ is your spot for current fire information in the Blue Mountains.

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BMIDC Morning Briefing Wednesday, October 2, 2019

BMIDC MORNING BRIEFING
Wednesday, October 2, 2019
BMIDC's Website
10/01  (NEW) INITIAL ATTACK	Fires	Acres
Umatilla National Forest	0	0
Wallowa Whitman National Forest	0	0
Vale District BLM Baker Area	0	0
NEO Oregon Department of Forestry	0	0
WA DNR Snake River Unit	0	0
BIA Umatilla Agency	0	0
Total	0	0
INCIDENT SUMMARY
10/01  Fire Activity: No new statistical wildfire activity Out of fire season.  Last BMIDC Morning Briefing till 2020 unless significant activity occurs.

BMIDC Morning Briefing Tuesday, October 1, 2019

BMIDC MORNING BRIEFING
Tuesday, October 1, 2019
BMIDC's Website
9/30  (NEW) INITIAL ATTACK	Fires	Acres
Umatilla National Forest	0	0
Wallowa Whitman National Forest	0	0
Vale District BLM Baker Area	0	0
NEO Oregon Department of Forestry	0	0
WA DNR Snake River Unit	0	0
BIA Umatilla Agency	0	0
Total	0	0
INCIDENT SUMMARY
9/30  Fire Activity: No new statistical wildfire activity