US EditionLarge Grass Fire Burning Near Reserve Street, I-90, Prompting Evacuations
Fire crews from multiple agencies are combating a wildfire that has burned approximately 5 acres, leading to evacuations and closures on Interstate 90 near Missoula.
- On August 22, 2025, a significant wildfire ignited close to the Reserve Street exit along Interstate 90 in Missoula, leading to evacuations and the closure of nearby roads.
- The fire started around 10:30 a.m. amid strong winds that created a visible smoke plume, while the cause remains unclear and officials issued evacuation orders.
- Firefighters, law enforcement, and three Montana Highway Patrol troopers responded, with helicopters dropping water and heavy first responder presence managing evacuations and traffic control.
- Authorities closed eastbound lanes between mile markers 99 and 104, including the Reserve Street exit, rerouting traffic through the Expressway exit and reporting about 5 acres burned.
- The fire caused significant traffic delays and business evacuations, with officials urging people to avoid the area and expect continued disruption during firefighting efforts.
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Fire near Missoula I-90 causes road delayrs
MISSOULA, Mont. – Drivers on I-90 near Missoula may see significant delays due to a wildfire in the area, according to the Missoula Emergency Action Notification System.
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