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Federal fire report counts fewer initial attacks as four large fires remain uncontained
The November 10 assessment lists 25 initial attacks and 463 personnel in its active-incident resource table.
Long Beach Gazette · News Desk
Tuesday’s federal situation report counts 25 fires in its initial attack figures, down from 46 the day before. The tally of uncontained large fires remained at four. The report lists neither a newly classified large incident nor a newly contained large fire.
The active-incident resource table lists 463 personnel, 53 fewer than on Monday. The Northwest area fell from 81 to 22 personnel, while the Southern area rose by 13 to 63. These figures describe resources reported for active incidents, a separate measure from the number of initial attacks.
For Wyoming’s Foot Creek fire in the Bighorn National Forest, the report repeats the previous figures of 683 acres, 36% containment and 60 assigned personnel. It offers no new narrative assessment for that incident, about ten miles west of Buffalo.