US EditionWildfire Burning In High Uintas Could Be A 'long-duration' Event, Forest Service Says
KAMAS — U.S. Forest Service officials are bracing for what they say could be “long-duration fire” in the High Uintas wilderness. The Beulah Fire has now burned 2,953 acres since igniting in Summit County on Thursday and remains 0% contained. The cause of the fire has yet to be determined. Great Basin Incident Management Team No. 4, a complex incident management team, took over firefighting operations this week, after a state team had taken over …
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Wildfire Burning In High Uintas Could Be A 'long-duration' Event, Forest Service Says
KAMAS — U.S. Forest Service officials are bracing for what they say could be “long-duration fire” in the High Uintas wilderness. The Beulah Fire has now burned 2,953 acres since igniting in Summit County on Thursday and remains 0% contained. The cause of the fire has yet to be determined. Great Basin Incident Management Team No. 4, a complex incident management team, took over firefighting operations this week, after a state team had taken over …
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