Английская Википедия:2023 Oregon wildfires

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This article is a summary of the 2023 Oregon wildfire season, comprising the series of significant wildfires that have burned in the U.S. state of Oregon since the beginning of the calendar year. Fire season officially began in all areas of the state by July 1, according to the Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF). Шаблон:As of, the state had recorded 1,731 fires, which had burned a total of Шаблон:Convert.

Outlook

Fire season in the Pacific Northwest often lasts from May until October. A wet spring and large snowpack in the state may be responsible for delaying fire season at higher elevations for several weeks, but climatologists and other researchers note that abnormally hot and dry conditions may develop in late summer and fall as a result of the transition to El Niño conditions.

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Smoke from Oregon wildfires seen in a NASA image taken August 15 by the Terra satellite

The National Interagency Coordination Center, in its seasonal fire assessment and outlook released in July, forecast above-normal significant fire potential in the Pacific Northwest through September. The August outlook continued this forecast, predicting that "Significant fire potential will be above average for the entire geographic area in August and September. In October, elevated risk of significant fires will shift west of the Cascades due to the likelihood of dry easterly winds in autumn. By November, significant fire risk will decrease back to normal (i.e., low) for the entire geographic area as cooler and wetter weather arrives."Шаблон:Rp

All Oregon Department of Forestry districts declared the beginning of fire season by July 1. The Northwest Coordination Center upgraded the region's preparedness level (referring to the availability of firefighting resources) from PL 1 to PL 2 on July 3, PL 3 on July 23, PL 4 on August 12, and PL5—the highest level—on August 19.

Impacts

Highway closures and wildfire smoke affected businesses in the vicinity of the Smith River Complex fire, burning in northern California and southern Oregon.

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Camp Creek Fire

List of wildfires

The following is a list of Oregon wildfires in 2023 that have burned more than Шаблон:Convert, have resulted in casualties or significant damage to structures, or have otherwise been notable. Acreage and containment figures may not be up-to-date.

Name	County	Acres	Start date	Containment date	Notes	свернутьRefs
Madeuce	Morrow	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Dts	Human-caused.
Dillon Creek	Klamath	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Dts	Caused by lightning. This fire was allowed to burn at a low intensity, within a confined footprint, for ecological benefits. Estimated cost of suppression is $1.38 million.
Hat Rock	Umatilla, Walla Walla (WA)	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Dts	Cause under investigation. Burned in grass and sagebrush, causing evacuations as it burned into Washington. Estimated cost of suppression is $663,000.
Alder Creek	Wheeler	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Dts	Cause under investigation. Estimated cost of suppression is $2 million.
Devil's Butte	Gilliam	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Dts	Caused by lightning. Burned in rangelands and wheat fields, destroying two fire engines. Estimated cost of suppression is $800,000.
Flat	Curry	Шаблон:No	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Center	Human-caused; under investigation. Burning partially in the footprint of the 2002 Biscuit Fire. Estimated cost of suppression is $59 million.
Simnasho	Wasco	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Unknown	Cause unknown. Estimated cost of suppression is $2 million.
Golden	Klamath	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Dts	Cause under investigation. 117 structures destroyed, including at least 43 homes. The fire also damaged six miles of fiber-optic cables and more than 100 power poles in Klamath County. Estimated cost of suppression is $8.5 million.
Bedrock	Lane	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Dts	Cause under investigation. Estimated cost of suppression is $50.2 million.
Corbie	Harney, Malheur	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Dts	Cause unknown. Estimated cost of suppression is $350,000.
Lookout	Lane, Linn	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Dts	Caused by lightning. Evacuations in effect. Estimated cost of suppression is $18.2 million.
Smith River Complex	Curry, Josephine, Del Norte (CA)	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Dts	Burning mostly in California. Caused by lightning. Consists of the Holiday, Diamond, Kelly, and Prescott fires, as well as many smaller fires.
Camp Creek	Clackamas, Multnomah	Шаблон:No	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Center	Caused by lightning. Burning in the Bull Run Watershed in the Mount Hood National Forest.
Tyee Ridge Complex	Douglas	Шаблон:No	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Center	Consists of the Cougar Creek Fire, Tyee Mountain Fire, Big Tom Fire, and Lighthouse fires.
Chilcoot	Douglas	Шаблон:No	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Center	Burning in the Umpqua National Forest.
Anvil	Curry	Шаблон:No	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Center	Burning in the Grassy Knob Wilderness.
Petes Lake	Lane	Шаблон:No	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Center	Burning in the Three Sisters Wilderness.
Cottonwood Canyon	Sherman	Шаблон:Yes2	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Dts	Burned on both sides of the John Day River.
Morgan	Lake	Шаблон:No	Шаблон:Dts	Шаблон:Center	Burning in the Fremont–Winema National Forest.

See also

• 2023 California wildfires
• 2023 Washington wildfires

External links

• InciWeb - Incident Information System
• Oregon Department of Forestry - Wildfire News
• Oregon State Fire Marshal - Incident Information Blog
• Central Oregon Fire Information
• Oregon Smoke Information