Drought fuels 85-acre blaze near Michigan’s Roscommon State Forest
Firefighters have contained about 75% of the 85-acre wildfire amid severe drought and gusty winds, with the cause still under investigation, Michigan DNR said.
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Crews battling wildfire near Houghton Lake in Northern Michigan amid extremely dry conditions
Firefighters in Northern Michigan are working to contain a wildfire near Houghton Lake that started Sunday afternoon.According to the Michigan DNR, the fire was reported early Sunday afternoon, located east of Old U.S. Highway 27, near the border of Clare and Roscommon counties.As of Monday, the fire is estimated to be at nearly 85 acres in a marshy area of mixed pine and hardwood forest, where dry fuels and gusty winds have challenged firefight…
DNR: Crews battling wildfire in Roscommon State Forest Area
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says firefighters are working to contain a wildfire near Houghton Lake and are reminding Michiganders to continue using caution during drought conditions. The wildfire sparked Sunday afternoon near the Roscommon and Clare county lines in the Roscommon State Forest Area. The fire has already destroyed approximately 85 acres of marshy land that has a mix of pine and hardwood…
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